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CLIL LESSON

BIOMEDICINE

Huesca, Mª Teresa; Senabre, Alberto IES Pascual Carrión, Sax, Alicante, Spain, May 2016

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INDEX 1.­TITLE OF THE UNIT

2.­SUBJECTS

3.­STUDENT’S LEVEL

4.­OBJECTIVES

4.1. Content objectives

4.2. Language objectives

5.­ACTIVITIES

6.­DETAILED SESSIONS

Session 1.­ STEM CELLS

Activity 1: ​ Watch the following video and write the words and sentences that this video suggests.

Activity 2: ​ Vocabulary. Match the words with their meaning Activity 3: ​ Let’s watch the following video about stem cells Activity 4:​ Fill in the gaps of the text by using the words in italics Activity 5:​ Let’s go to a virtual lab that works on stem cells. Activity 6: ​ Let’s play

Session 2.­ STEM CELLS THERAPY. Activity 7: ​ Let’s cure diseases

7​ .­​ ASSESSMENT

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1.­TITLE OF THE UNIT BIOMEDICINE

2.­SUBJECTS Biology.

3.­STUDENT’S LEVEL 16­year­old students.

4.­OBJECTIVES

4.1. Content objectives: By the end of the session, students will: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Know that a stem cell is a cell that can both self­renew and differentiate Know that there are different types of stem cells and be aware of where they are found Know why stem cells are important in the body Know how stem cells are used as therapy of some diseases

4.2. Language objectives: 1) Acquiring specific vocabulary regarding stem cells. 2) Developing reading and listening comprehension in English. 3) Developing oral expression in English

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5.­ACTIVITIES Vocabulary related with the topic of each session (match words with their meaning), reading comprehension (texts, games), listening comprehension (videos), oral expression (individual and group speaking activities, expositions).

6.­DETAILED SESSIONS We designed 2 sessions, the first one is about how stem cells work, and the second one is about how stem cells are used in medicine.

Session 1.­ STEM CELLS Activity 1: Watch the following video and write the words and sentences that this video suggests.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_td8Op8oHsA Activity 2: Vocabulary. Match the words with their meaning https://prezi.com/6oneskqv5pf1/edit/#37_95982358

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WORDS

MEANINGS

A​ The developing, immature ​ form that could form a young adult 2 Stem cells B​ The biological building ​ blocks of all organisms 3 Embryo C ​ ​ When a sperm joins with a ​ female egg to form an embryo 4 Umbilical cord D​ It is the flexible tissue in the interior of bones 5 Bone E​ A ball of cells formed shortly after fertilization marrow Cells that can change into ​ any type of specialist cell 6 Specialised F​ cells ​ G​ It is a conduit between the developing embryo or fetus and 7 Fertilization the placenta. 8 Blastocyst H​ Cells in multicellular organisms are modified to carry out a particular function 1​ ​ Cell

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WORDS AND MEANINGS 1 B 2 F 3 A 4 G 5 D 6 H 7 C 8 E

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Activity 3: Let’s watch the following video about stem cells http://www.re­gen­x.com/about­stem­cells.html

Activity 4: Fill in the gaps of the text by using the words in italics: Embryonic stem cells Stem cells Adult stem cells

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…………………1……………… are cells found in the embryo when it’s just a few days old. They are pluripotent cells, meaning they are capable of differentiating into all the different types of specialised cells in the body. …………………2……………………..are special cells which have two unique properties, called self­renewal and differentiation. Self­renewal describes the process by which a stem cell produces an identical copy of itself. Differentiation describes the ability of stem cells to generate the specialised cell types found in the body, for example, blood cells or neurons.

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……………3…………………..are multipotent stem cells found in many tissues in the body. They are also found in the foetus during development, as well as in the umbilical cord and placenta. Their role is to allow the constant renewal of cells throughout life. For example, it is estimated that 50­70 billion cells die every day in the adult human; adults shed 30­40,000 skin cells shed per hour, and need 100,000 new blood cells every day. …………4………………….. have a more limited differentiation potential than pluripotent ………………5…………………, meaning they can become fewer cell types (hence the term multipotent). Answers: 1 and 5….Embryonic stem cells 2…..Stem cells 3 and 4…...Adult stem cells

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Activity 5: Let’s go to a virtual lab that works on stem cells. You have to find out how adult and embryonic stem cells work. 1) You have to use adult stem cells in order to create red blood cells from bone marrow 2) You have to use embryonic stem cells in order to create heart muscle cells ​ http://virtualstemlab.com/stemcell.html

Activity 6: Let’s play https://create.kahoot.it/#user/0f7da19f­1fd7­4b7f­9f15­5398b9eb133d/kahoots/ created

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Suggested development of the session We would distribute the pupils of the class in six teams of 4 members each one. After watching the introductory video, pupils may tell us words or sentences that this video suggests them. This part would take 2 minutes. Later, we would show pupils key words and their associated picture. Pupils would do a vocabulary activity to check if they understood the meaning of every word. All this part is completely developed in the Prezi presentation. This part would take 5 minutes. Moreover, pupils would watch a video about stem cells.This part would take 5 minutes. After this, pupils would read a text, and they would do an activity about filling in gaps. This part would take 5 minutes. Then, pupils would create specialized cells by using adult stem cells or embryonic stem cells in a virtual lab. Finally, pupils would play a kahoot game in order to check if they understood the main content objectives of the unit.

Session 2.­ STEM CELLS THERAPY IN DIFFERENT DISEASES Activity 7: Let’s cure diseases We can see different diseases and how stem cells therapy could cure them in the following presentation: https://prezi.com/fjllu0gxxji5/edit/#8_86852336 In this presentation we can see the pictures of different diseases: https://prezi.com/_kanh8tbdu3q/edit/#65_45341393​ (pictures)

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Suggested development of the session In this session pupils would learn the use of stem cells as a cell therapy for curing some diseases. Firstly, I would give them pictures with their related texts, some pupils would explain them the causes of the illness and how to cure them by using stem cells. Finally, the rest of the pupils would do an oral exposition of this by using only the pictures. This part would take 1 hour. Bibliography

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn23568­stem­cell­treatment­restore s­sight­to­blind­man/ http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases­conditions/dry­macular­degeneration/ symptoms­causes/dxc­20164888 http://www.nature.com/news/2006/060403/full/news060403­3.html http://www.elperiodico.com/es/noticias/ciencia/japon­aprueba­primer­ens ayo­clinico­humanos­con­celulas­madre­adultas­2441450 http://ccaa.elpais.com/ccaa/2013/08/20/andalucia/1376997328_358539.html http://www.itrt.es/estudios/artrosis­msv

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7.­ASSESSMENT We would assess the activities by using the following checklist:

TEAM 1

TEAM 2

TEAM 3

TEAM 4

TEAM 5

Activity 1

Activity 2

Activity 4

Activity 5

Activity 6

Activity 7

Every activity has a different punctuation depending on its difficulty. ACTIVITIES

POINTS

Activity 1

Words=5 points Sentences=10 points

Activity 2 Activity 4

2 points per correct answer 4 points per correct answer

Activity 5

Both tasks =20 points One task = 10 points Zero tasks = 0 points

Activity 6

st ​ 1​ team=100 points nd​ 2​ team=80 points rd​ 3​ team= 60 points th​ 4​ team= 40 points th​ 5​ team= 20 points th​ 6​ team= 0 points

Activity 7

Very good =20 points Good = 10 points Bad = 0 points

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