I need an A and I will go back and put very good tip the subject is BioremediationResearch:You must thoroughly investigate your topic, which will require you to research journals from the library andinformation available on the internet (choose reputable websites). You must use at least five resources, none of which can be a textbook, Wikipedia, Encarta (or similar computer encyclopedia) or an encyclopedia.Poster Format:Set your poster dimensions to 48” x 36” in PowerPoint. Alternatively, you can search for a premade poster template online (with the same dimensions). As a reminder, your poster should ONLY BE ONE SLIDE.Make your title as specific as possible and it should be centered in the middle of your posterYour name should go directly under your title.Include an abstract (see below) on the top left.Illustrate and explain your topic in a logical sequenceAll text must be in your own wordsUse the font Times New Roman size 24 for your paragraphs. Title and Subtitle Headings should be largerand in Bold.All spelling and grammar should be correct

Section 1 PurposeThe medical experience assignment provides you with an opportunity to correlate your learning in this course with a real-life situation or clinical applications. You will discuss with your classmates to examine disorders or diseases that are related to the human body systems taught in this course.There are three reasons why there is a collaborative learning experience in the form of an experience sharing assignment required in this class:Current learning theory suggests that adult learners are motivated if the subject has immediate relevance to their job or personal life.It is also known that higher levels of learning occur when new information is applied to what you already know or have experienced.As you know, this course is mainly about normal anatomy and physiology. Sometimes it is easier to comprehend normal body functioning by understanding what happens during a disease process.College-level research and writing are required for the medical experience discussion as well as in any other content-related interest you may develop as you study the material of this course. Please familiarize yourself with the library resources that are available for you.DirectionsPlease read the directions for Medical Experience Assignment [PDF] (Links to an external site.). For your reference, here are two sample papers.Sample Medical Experience Paper - Hypertropic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) [PDF] (Links to an external site.).Sample Medical experience paper - Lung Cancer [PDF] (Links to an external site.).LIBRARY RESOURCESIn this unit, you are required to watch a video from a librarian to understand how to access and utilize library resources to complete the assignments for this course.The research guide introduces useful resources for BIO 141/142 and the information on citation. You can also request help at any time for help with research for the medical experience assignment by contacting a librarian via email or live chat.Find the information in Library Research Help - Anatomy & Physiology.SUBMISSIONFollow the directions in the instruction attached above to post your medical problem topic in the forum by clicking the Reply button below. Make sure to include all of the required components in your post.GradingThe medical experience assignment is worth 90 points.Your medical experience paper is worth 40 points.The facilitation of the discussion on your medical experience paper is worth 10 points.The discussion on your classmates' medical experience papers is worth 10 points each (40 points total).You can find the grading rubrics in the instruction attached above.The selection of a topic for the medical experience paper is not graded, but failure to submit your topic forfeits the 50 points (your paper plus the facilitation of the discussion on your paper), this assignment will not be accepted late. Section 2 Unit 3: Medical Experience - Discussion about Unit 2 TopicsNo unread replies.No replies. Unit 3 Table of ContentsDirectionsThe medical experience paper and class responses have different due dates. Please find the due dates in the Course Summary section of the Syllabus. Medical Experience PaperIf the medical problem you selected and accepted by your instructor is related to cells, tissues, or the integumentary system, please write your medical experience paper and share it with the class following the directions below.SubmissionYou need to submit your paper in two different places.Submit - Save your medical experience paper as a .doc or .docx file. Submit it in the Medical Experience Paper Submission module.Share - Copy your paper and paste it into the discussion forum by clicking the Reply button below. Please make sure to put the title of your paper in the first line of your post. Don't submit your paper as an attachment in the discussion forum.Lead - Please facilitate the discussion around your paper by answering questions and sharing information. All Class ResponsesAll of the students, including those who submit a paper in this unit, are required to read the medical experience papers shared by the classmates and comment on at least two of them. Your responses should be substantive (pertain to content and are not comments such as "That was very interesting" or “I never heard of this before”) and explain what you have learned.Please scroll the screen down to find the postings in this forum. Submission: Post your responses to the medical experience papers as replies in the discussion forum. GradingYour medical experience paper is worth 40 points.The facilitation of the discussion on your own medical experience paper is worth 10 points. All responses and comments you posted under your paper to move the discussion forward will be graded as the facilitation of the discussion. Please check with your instructor about the different types of postings you may be required to post here. These points are part of the rubric for your medical experience paper. They are not included in the discussion points for each unit.The discussion on your classmates' medical experience papers in Units 3-6 is worth 10 points each (40 points total). Discussion participation refers to all of the comments and responses you posted under your classmates’ papers. You are required to do this even during the unit in which you also facilitate a discussion. However, your instructor may require alternate participation approach here. Please check with your instructor. You can find the grading rubric for this discussion activity by following the directions on how to view the rubric for a graded discussion. Section 3 Unit 4: Medical Experience - Discussion about Unit 3 TopicsNo unread replies.No replies. Unit 4 Table of ContentsDirectionsThe medical experience paper and class responses have different due dates. Please find the due dates in the Course Summary section of the Syllabus. Medical Experience PaperIf the medical problem you selected and accepted by your instructor is related to the skeletal system, please write your medical experience paper and share it with the class following the directions below.SubmissionYou need to submit your paper in two different places.Submit - Save your medical experience paper as a .doc or .docx file. Submit it in the Medical Experience Paper Submission module.Share - Copy your paper and paste it into the discussion forum by clicking the Reply button below. Please make sure to put the title of your paper in the first line of your post. Don't submit your paper as an attachment in the discussion forum.Lead - Please facilitate the discussion around your paper by answering questions and sharing information. All Class ResponsesAll of the students, including those who submit a paper in this unit, are required to read the medical experience papers shared by the classmates and comment on at least two of them. Your responses should be substantive (pertain to content and are not comments such as "That was very interesting" or “I never heard of this before”) and explain what you have learned.Please scroll the screen down to find the postings in this forum. Submission: Post your responses to the medical experience papers as replies in the discussion forum. GradingYour medical experience paper is worth 40 points.The facilitation of the discussion on your own medical experience paper is worth 10 points. All responses and comments you posted under your paper to move the discussion forward will be graded as the facilitation of the discussion. Please check with your instructor about the different types of postings you may be required to post here. These points are part of the rubric for your medical experience paper. They are not included in the discussion points for each unit.The discussion on your classmates' medical experience papers in Units 3-6 is worth 10 points each (40 points total). Discussion participation refers to all of the comments and responses you posted under your classmates’ papers. You are required to do this even during the unit in which you also facilitate a discussion. However, your instructor may require alternate participation approach here. Please check with your instructor. You can find the grading rubric for this discussion activity by following the directions on how to view the rubric for a graded discussion. Section 4 Unit 5: Medical Experience - Discussion about Unit 4 TopicsNo unread replies.No replies. Unit 5 Table of ContentsDirectionsThe medical experience paper and class responses have different due dates. Please find the due dates in the Course Summary section of the Syllabus. Medical Experience PaperIf the medical problem you selected and accepted by your instructor is related to the muscular system or nervous tissue, please write your medical experience paper and share it with the class following the directions below.SubmissionYou need to submit your paper in two different places.Submit - Save your medical experience paper as a .doc or .docx file. Submit it in the Medical Experience Paper Submission module.Share - Copy your paper and paste it into the discussion forum by clicking the Reply button below. Please make sure to put the title of your paper in the first line of your post. Don't submit your paper as an attachment in the discussion forum.Lead - Please facilitate the discussion around your paper by answering questions and sharing information. All Class ResponsesAll of the students, including those who submit a paper in this unit, are required to read the medical experience papers shared by the classmates and comment on at least two of them. Your responses should be substantive (pertain to content and are not comments such as "That was very interesting" or “I never heard of this before”) and explain what you have learned.Please scroll the screen down to find the postings in this forum. Submission: Post your responses to the medical experience papers as replies in the discussion forum. GradingYour medical experience paper is worth 40 points.The facilitation of the discussion on your own medical experience paper is worth 10 points. All responses and comments you posted under your paper to move the discussion forward will be graded as the facilitation of the discussion. Please check with your instructor about the different types of postings you may be required to post here. These points are part of the rubric for your medical experience paper. They are not included in the discussion points for each unit.The discussion on your classmates' medical experience papers in Units 3-6 is worth 10 points each (40 points total). Discussion participation refers to all of the comments and responses you posted under your classmates’ papers. You are required to do this even during the unit in which you also facilitate a discussion. However, your instructor may require alternate participation approach here. Please check with your instructor. You can find the grading rubric for this discussion activity by following the directions on how to view the rubric for a graded discussion. Section 5 Unit 6: Medical Experience - Discussion about Unit 5 and Unit 6 TopicsNo unread replies.No replies. Unit 6 Table of ContentsDirectionsThe medical experience paper and class responses have different due dates. Please find the due dates in the Course Summary section of the Syllabus. Medical Experience PaperIf the medical problem you selected and accepted by your instructor is related to the brain and spinal cord, please write your medical experience paper and share it with the class following the directions below.SubmissionYou need to submit your paper in two different places.Submit - Save your medical experience paper as a .doc or .docx file. Submit it in the Medical Experience Paper Submission module.Share - Copy your paper and paste it into the discussion forum by clicking the Reply button below. Please make sure to put the title of your paper in the first line of your post. Don't submit your paper as an attachment in the discussion forum.Lead - Please facilitate the discussion around your paper by answering questions and sharing information. All Class ResponsesAll of the students, including those who submit a paper in this unit, are required to read the medical experience papers shared by the classmates and comment on at least two of them. Your responses should be substantive (pertain to content and are not comments such as "That was very interesting" or “I never heard of this before”) and explain what you have learned.Please scroll the screen down to find the postings in this forum. Submission: Post your responses to the medical experience papers as replies in the discussion forum. GradingYour medical experience paper is worth 40 points.The facilitation of the discussion on your own medical experience paper is worth 10 points. All responses and comments you posted under your paper to move the discussion forward will be graded as the facilitation of the discussion. Please check with your instructor about the different types of postings you may be required to post here. These points are part of the rubric for your medical experience paper. They are not included in the discussion points for each unit.The discussion on your classmates' medical experience papers in Units 3-6 is worth 10 points each (40 points total). Discussion participation refers to all of the comments and responses you posted under your classmates’ papers. You are required to do this even during the unit in which you also facilitate a discussion. However, your instructor may require alternate participation approach here. Please check with your instructor. You can find the grading rubric for this discussion activity by following the directions on how to view the rubric for a graded discussion.