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Evidence of sufficient result in Educator for LAD3 LSD 

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Evidence of sufficient result in Educator for LAD3 LSD 

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Reflection PDP LAD4 & Goals for LAD5/STAB - Eline

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Reflection PDP LAD4 & Goals for LAD5/STAB - Eline

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A task that will guide students through the text

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Link to source (TED talk? Speech? Documentary? Podcast? etc) +

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To practise spoken production AND to get your audience engaged, you will record a 1-minute pitch promoting your topic to your classmates.

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Create AT LEAST 4 discussion statements on the topic of your padlet

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1. Since both opt-in and opt-out systems still face cultural and legal problems, making organ donation mandatory would be the fairest way to reduce shortages and save more lives.

2. Choosing not to donate an organ that could save a life is morally questionable.

3. Donating organs is a civic duty similar to voting and/ or paying taxes.

4. The current voluntary donation system encourages inequality and favoritism in organ allocation, so mandatory donation is the one way to make organ donation more fair.

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Based on your PDP, create a form so students going through your padlet and listening to your pitch can offer feedback on the points you have been working on.

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people visiting your padlet can leave their feedback for you here.

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Organ donation is a mystery to many people. Mayor Daniel Drew tells the inspiring story of donating his kidney to a constituent who was ill with polycystic kidney disease and reveals the truth about what it’s like to give a lifesaving organ to another person. This is the reality of live organ donation from someone who experienced it.

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Anthony Atala’s state-of-the-art lab grows human organs -- from muscles to blood vessels to bladders, and more. At TEDMED, he shows footage of his bio-engineers working with some of its sci-fi gizmos, including an oven-like bioreactor (preheat to 98.6 F) and a machine that “prints” human tissue.