Learning Competency: Classify different cell types and specify the functions of each. Learning Assessments: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS Jane is an 18-year-old girl who loves planting fruits and vegetables in their backyard. One day, she saw her niece stamping the vegetables that she planted several weeks ago. Jane call the attention of her niece and explain that what she did was wrong. How will Jane explain to her niece that stamping the vegetables might affect the function of the organelles present in the vegetable. If you are in the situation of Jane, how will you explain to your niece the different cell types and specify the functions of each? Justify your answer in a graphic organizer below.

Learning Competency: Classify different cell types and specify the functions of each. Learning Assessments: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS Jane is an 18-year-old girl who loves planting fruits and vegetables in their backyard. One day, she saw her niece stamping the vegetables that she planted several weeks ago. Jane call the attention of her niece and explain that what she did was wrong. How will Jane explain to her niece that stamping the vegetables might affect the function of the organelles present in the vegetable. If you are in the situation of Jane, how will you explain to your niece the different cell types and specify the functions of each? Justify your answer in a graphic organizer below.

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: The Human Body In Health And Disease

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