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*Week 1: Basic facts about development of the unborn child by week; watch videos or ultrasounds, and see images. Some basic vocabulary, including the terms "prenatal", "''human'' fetus," etc. | *Week 1: Basic facts about development of the unborn child by week; watch videos or ultrasounds, and see images. Some basic vocabulary, including the terms "prenatal", "''human'' fetus," etc. | ||
| + | ''This would include an overview of the biological development of the embryonic child; for example, an overview of fertilization, gastrulation, and the three main tissues - endoderm, ectoderm, and mesoderm - would be included. Organogenesis - the way in which the three tissues create the organs of the unborn child - would also be covered. Note that this process starts very early - at about 3 weeks. Almost all abortions are performed after this point, since a woman probably would not know she is pregnant at 3 weeks, since she probably did not notice a missed period yet.'' | ||
*Week 2: Experiences and behavior of the unborn child, how it spends time and what it senses, such as fetal pain. | *Week 2: Experiences and behavior of the unborn child, how it spends time and what it senses, such as fetal pain. | ||
*Week 3: Biological changes in mother during development of unborn child. | *Week 3: Biological changes in mother during development of unborn child. | ||
*Week 4: Biblical references to unborn child. | *Week 4: Biblical references to unborn child. | ||
| − | *Week 5: Specific periods in development of unborn child: the first 8 weeks. | + | ''This would include a rigorous study of how exactly the Bible treats the concept of an unborn child.'' |
| + | *Week 5: Specific periods in development of unborn child: the first 8 weeks, also known as the '''embryonic stage'''. | ||
| + | ''Week 1-3: The predecessors to the spine, spinal cord, braid, heart, and gastrointestinal tract begin to form. Week 4-5: Neurogenesis begins, and brain activity is seen at 6 weeks. Week 6-8: Facial features, hair, and organs start to develop, and the baby is capable of motion.'' | ||
*Week 6: Development in the unborn child from weeks 9 through 16. | *Week 6: Development in the unborn child from weeks 9 through 16. | ||
*Week 7: Development in the unborn child from weeks 17 through 25. | *Week 7: Development in the unborn child from weeks 17 through 25. | ||
*Week 8: Development after week 25. | *Week 8: Development after week 25. | ||
| − | *Week 9: The billion-dollar abortion industry and how it misleads pregnant women | + | *Week 9: The billion-dollar abortion industry |
| + | ''An analysis of the abortion industry, and how it misleads pregnant women.'' | ||
*Week 10: Psychology and brain development of an unborn child. | *Week 10: Psychology and brain development of an unborn child. | ||
*Week 11: Recognition of legal rights of the unborn child dating back to at least the 1600s. | *Week 11: Recognition of legal rights of the unborn child dating back to at least the 1600s. | ||
Revision as of 18:40, July 19, 2010
This is a developing outline for a 12 week course on Conservapedia on the unborn child. Please suggest improvements.
- Week 1: Basic facts about development of the unborn child by week; watch videos or ultrasounds, and see images. Some basic vocabulary, including the terms "prenatal", "human fetus," etc.
This would include an overview of the biological development of the embryonic child; for example, an overview of fertilization, gastrulation, and the three main tissues - endoderm, ectoderm, and mesoderm - would be included. Organogenesis - the way in which the three tissues create the organs of the unborn child - would also be covered. Note that this process starts very early - at about 3 weeks. Almost all abortions are performed after this point, since a woman probably would not know she is pregnant at 3 weeks, since she probably did not notice a missed period yet.
- Week 2: Experiences and behavior of the unborn child, how it spends time and what it senses, such as fetal pain.
- Week 3: Biological changes in mother during development of unborn child.
- Week 4: Biblical references to unborn child.
This would include a rigorous study of how exactly the Bible treats the concept of an unborn child.
- Week 5: Specific periods in development of unborn child: the first 8 weeks, also known as the embryonic stage.
Week 1-3: The predecessors to the spine, spinal cord, braid, heart, and gastrointestinal tract begin to form. Week 4-5: Neurogenesis begins, and brain activity is seen at 6 weeks. Week 6-8: Facial features, hair, and organs start to develop, and the baby is capable of motion.
- Week 6: Development in the unborn child from weeks 9 through 16.
- Week 7: Development in the unborn child from weeks 17 through 25.
- Week 8: Development after week 25.
- Week 9: The billion-dollar abortion industry
An analysis of the abortion industry, and how it misleads pregnant women.
- Week 10: Psychology and brain development of an unborn child.
- Week 11: Recognition of legal rights of the unborn child dating back to at least the 1600s.
- Week 12: Causes of infertility and other problems with reproduction.
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