We don't have dissection in required classes. So far, it has never been an
issue in our Anat & Phys class. Students are aware that it is a big part of
the class, and is listed as such in the curriculum guide, so they don't take
the class if they are opposed to dissection. However, I've recently been
informed that we should have an alternative (to a cat dissection), just in
case.
Eileen
Linda O'Connor wrote:
> We are grappling with a new district policy on dissection. What do some of
> you out there offer as an alternative to dissection for the student who
> objects. We are also confused about the virtual dissection available on CD
> or web, etc. Is this still "viewing" a dissection and therefore not a
> viable alternative
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> Linda O'Connor
> Science and Technology Integration Coordinator
> Elmhurst District 205
> Curriculum Office
> 130 W. Madison
> Elmhurst, IL 60126
> Phone 630-993-6609
> FAX 630-617-6610
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