Anatomy & Physiology Discussion: The topic given is Tourette's Syndrome. "Please bring some fresh insight into how this disease affects humans" Although I appreciate the sharing of your own person

Anatomy & Physiology Discussion:

The topic given is Tourette's Syndrome. "Please bring some fresh insight into how this disease affects humans"

Although I appreciate the sharing of your own personal experiences, these topics are meant to be scientific.  Valid sources of scientific information using MLA citation are required per the Rubric for Discussions.  Some examples of sources come from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institute of Health, MedLine and Mayo Clinic. Cite sources to prevent plagiarism. Review the discussion rubric for grading criteria.  When multiple sources are used, students will provide in-text citations to show which part(s) of their work came from which source(s).  

The "full marks" rubric is as follows: Meets the 200-word minimum requirement AND entry contains thoughtful, substantive ideas that are well-developed AND addresses all of the Topic directions. Students will use spell check along with proper grammar before submitting work. Emoticons and other computer jargon, such as lol, ttyl, etc, have no place in this professional forum. MLA citations will be used to cite valid sources. 200 Word Count does not include the count for citations.