Name:________________________________________________________Date:_________Class:_________ Chromosomal Disorders You will research and present about a chromosomal disorder. As you do your research, please use reputable and current resources which should be cited. Potential Disorders to Research: Down syndrome Klinefelter’s syndrome Cri du Chat syndrome Turner’s syndrome Patau’s syndrome Edwards syndrome Fragile X syndrome Williams syndrome Prader-Willi syndrome Angelman syndrome Emanuel syndrome Ewing Sarcoma Jacobsen syndrome Potocki-Shaffer syndrome Koolen-de Vries syndrome Miller-Dieker syndrome FOXG1 syndrome Langer-Giedion Syndrome Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome Your research/presentation should include the following information and: Name and Description of Disorder Include a full description of genetic disorder with detailed information written in simple terms that the general public could understand. Cause/ Chromosomes Involved: Explain the specific type of the chromosomal anomaly involved (e.g.. "Patients with trisomy 21 have an extra copy of 21st chromosome"). If you can explain how meiosis goes wrong to cause your disorder, please do so. Prevalence and Frequency: o How often does this occur in the population? o Is it more frequent among men or women? o Are there any known contributing factors (age of mother, family history, etc.?) Symptoms: What are the symptoms of this condition? Include a thorough description. Treatment: o What types of treatments are available for patients who have the disease? If none, explain why. o What is the life expectancy for patients with the disorder? Other interesting facts: Please include additional interesting facts you learned that are not already mentioned elsewhere in your project. A Good Presentation: o Should have a clear beginning, middle and end o Exhibits good oral communications skills: A “4” on the communication strands states: “-My command of language skill is superior. I am professional, fluent, and engaging to the audience. -Maintains eye contact -Superior body languageExtremely well prepared and organized” o May include relevant pictures, data tables, graphs, video clips, etc. to support your claim. Those visuals should be: Easy to follow & flow with your presentation Used to jog your memory and keep you on track; you should not read your presentation from them Presenter’s Name: Evaluator’s Name: Disorder Selected: Description Analysis Communication Advanced Uses specific, relevant, and accurate evidence, creating a strong foundation for the argument. Clearly and efficiently breaks down and elaborates on meaning and significance of each piece of evidence. Proficient Uses specific, relevant, and accurate evidence, creating a foundation for the argument. My command of language skill is superior. I am professional, fluent, and engaging to the audience. My command of language skill is above average. I demonstrate above average professionalism and fluency, and I am engaging to the audience. Breaks down and elaborates on meaning and significance of each piece of evidence. Satisfactory Uses limited and/or general evidence; may lack relevance and/or accuracy, creating a weak foundation for the argument. Breaks down evidence but provides limited meaning and significance. Needs Improvement Attempts to use evidence, but is insufficient in creating a foundation for the argument. Breaks down evidence in a confusing or incomplete manner. My command of language skill is inconsistent. I attempt to be professional and fluent, but I may not consistently engage the audience. My command of language skill is lacking. I demonstrate a deficiency in being professional and fluent, and I am largely disengaging to the audience. Positive comments (what they did well): Constructive comments (what they need to improve upon): Presenter’s Name: Evaluator’s Name: Disorder Selected: Description Analysis Communication Advanced Uses specific, relevant, and accurate evidence, creating a strong foundation for the argument. Clearly and efficiently breaks down and elaborates on meaning and significance of each piece of evidence. Proficient Uses specific, relevant, and accurate evidence, creating a foundation for the argument. My command of language skill is superior. I am professional, fluent, and engaging to the audience. My command of language skill is above average. I demonstrate above average professionalism and fluency, and I am engaging to the audience. Breaks down and elaborates on meaning and significance of each piece of evidence. Positive comments (what they did well): Constructive comments (what they need to improve upon): Satisfactory Uses limited and/or general evidence; may lack relevance and/or accuracy, creating a weak foundation for the argument. Breaks down evidence but provides limited meaning and significance. Needs Improvement Attempts to use evidence, but is insufficient in creating a foundation for the argument. Breaks down evidence in a confusing or incomplete manner. My command of language skill is inconsistent. I attempt to be professional and fluent, but I may not consistently engage the audience. My command of language skill is lacking. I demonstrate a deficiency in being professional and fluent, and I am largely disengaging to the audience.