Science case studies are one of the ways as well as the exams you are marked in science, there your coursework. To score good marks on a science case study here is a few pointers.

Introduction: this doesn't have to be to long a few sentences will be fine your not marked dramacticly on your introduction. E.g. In this case I will be disscussing if we should allow designer babies? I will anlise evidence data .......

Scientific theory: This is when you say about what the case study will be about (this can get confused with your introduction but just remember that Introdution what you are going to do, Scientific theory what the case study is about and the theory there is).

Main Body: Just go into more depth on what the case study is about. E.g. how it is created? how it works?

Evidence for and against: in a science case study they are mainly looking for how you describe the evidence if it is relieable sources or not and which you choose to believe. E.g. if I got a source of information from a website called www.babies-gone-wild.com it doesnt sound perfesional or relieable as appose to www.humanright4designerchildren.com.

Conclusion: just sum up your evidence and give your final say on the matter. The rest of the case study you are enonomas to your own oppions. E.g. I believe that designer babies are wrong it goes against human rights to be your own indivial. The danish study in 1920 also found it to be dangerous as this was the largest study at 125,000 people tested it is the most relieable.

Bibliography: Any websites, and I mean any websites you went onto to find out reaserch even the ones you didnt use must go into your biblioography. Next to it say how relieable you believe the website to be and why you did/ did not use it.

p.s. hope this helps you with your science case study. btw: all the websites, studies e.c.t. are fake so don't use them as a source of information. :Dxx