To Rap Or Not To Rap...

Making a rap about photosynthesis was definitely one of the funniest projects I've ever attempted.  At first it was really difficult but the more we got into the easier and more entertaining it became.  I kept going off beat while Faith went on with her raps so we had to record it many times.  Well after repeating the song 100 times, its pretty much stuck in my head.  And now whenever I think about photosynthesis that song comes back to haunt me.  Haha.  But I can't lie, its taught me a lot and it was a really good way to learn the process.  I think that rap was a good way to teach us the Photosynthesis process.

Science Fair Projects

Science fair projects have the potential to teach someone a lot.  After four years of doing complicated projects I've realized that the only way you will learn anything is if you're really interested in the project.  During the project you will discover A LOT about the subject and will also learn about the scientific process.  The more interested you are in your project the more you will want to learn about it and figure out why things worked out the way they did.  So I don't have a definite answer to the question, Do science fair projects actually help teach science?  They can help, but it all depends on the person and their project.

Stem Cells

I support stem cell research.  Stem cells have the potential to form into many different types of cells.  They can replace cells in the body and they don't run out.  Stem cells can help develop many new types of medicine.  So many people can be benefited by the results of stem cell research.  There are many possibilities with stem cell research and I think scientist should keep experimenting with it.