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American Society of Human Genetics. 2004. Enhancement of K-12 human genetics education: Creating a cooperative plan. [Bethesda, MD]: American Society of Human Genetics, 16 pp.

Annotation: This report provides information about a meeting convened in Bethesda, Maryland, on September 9-10, 2004, in recognition of the need to develop a cooperative plan to enhance human genetics education in classrooms, disseminate information, and generate interest among students in careers in human genetics and related fields. The report discusses differing perspectives on human genetics and genetics community resources. A brief summary of the meeting discussion is included, along with a table outlining what geneticists can do for students in different grades.

Keywords: Careers, Elementary school, Geneticists, Genetics education, High school students, Middle school, School-age children

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