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Our Goal

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There are two goals for our educational activities.

We took notice of the word “mutual learning” from the judging handbook and raised it as what we should aim for.

The first is mutual learning. We interpreted interaction as a combination of providing learning opportunities and receiving feedback from learners. Learners gain knowledge about synthetic biology from us,the providers, while we,the providers learn from feedback about better ways to deliver learning and areas where our knowledge was lacking, applying these insights to future efforts.

The second goal is to eliminate biases among providers and learners. We believe that everyone holds unfounded preconceptions and biases, which create barriers between people and synthetic biology. Therefore, we will correct misunderstandings carefully through our well-prepared activities. Additionally, we will promote the enjoyment and fascination of synthetic biology. This approach will lead to the elimination of biases among both providers and learners.

We are confident that achieving these two goals will increase the number of people with a correct understanding of the synthetic biology community, leading to further development as new participants.

Therefore, we implemented initiatives to achieve our goals following the process outlined below.

Activity Flow

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We implemented this process across the following five generations. Tap the apple to view details.

Target Learners

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Elementary school

Elementary school

What is DNA??

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Children conducting experiments①

They were mashing broccoli.

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Children conducting experiments②

They were mashing broccoli.

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The scene when recruiting participants for the experimental model.

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The scene when recruiting participants for the experimental model.

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middle school

Middle school

Discussion: Can Synthetic Biology Solve Social Issues?

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The ideas that came up in the discussion, written down by the students.

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A scene where students are writing down ideas

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The first 20 minutes provided basic knowledge about genes.

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The first 20 minutes provided basic knowledge on synthetic biology.

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The first 20 minutes provide basic knowledge on synthetic biology.

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high school

High school①

To High School Students Preparing for University Entrance Exams Creating Opportunities to Study with a Positive Attitude!

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A scene where members are asking students to write comments in the Cherry Blossom Notebook

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Cherry Blossom Notebook

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Students're listing what they know about synthetic biology.

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A scene introducing trivia about synthetic biology and distributing good luck charms for exam success

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Members were making ema.

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high school

High school②

For High School Students! Electrophoresis Event!!

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Group photo of all participants

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Members explaining to students

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Students listening to the explanation

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Midway through the event

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University

University

ESCAPE
~Escape from the Virus Release Site~, an escape game for university students, at Gifu University Spring Festival

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Through simple experiments, students can deepen their understanding of biology.

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Scene at the venue①

Replicas of instruments actually used in laboratories were created and displayed.

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Scene at the venue②

Replicas of chemicals actually used in laboratories

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The members who participated that day

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Participants solving the quiz

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Posters displayed at the event venue to convey information

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Adult

Learn Together This Summer Vacation! Science Event!

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Parents and children receiving an explanation

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Students making DNAmodels

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Students rejoicing with their completed DNA models

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Common to all generations

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Introduction screen for the LINE stickers you created

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List of Designs for Created LINE Stickers

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