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Topic: Human Biology, Nervous System, Psychology Key Concepts: Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla, Hypothalamus, Sensory Strip, Motor Strip, Homunculus Target Grade Level: Grades 9-12
This editable presentation provides a more detailed look at the brain, going beyond the basic three parts. It's an excellent resource for a high school biology or psychology class, featuring the famous Phineas Gage case study and the fascinating "homunculus" concept.
Important Information for Teachers:
- Detailed Structure: Covers the cerebrum, cerebellum, medulla, hypothalamus, and pituitary gland.
- Case Study: Includes the classic Phineas Gage case study, a perfect real-world example to spark discussion about brain function and personality.
- Sensory & Motor Strips: Contains excellent diagrams illustrating the sensory and motor strips of the cerebrum.
- The Homunculus: Visually explains the "sensory homunculus," showing which parts of the body have the most sensory receptors and take up the most brain space.
Activities Included:
- Phineas Gage Discussion: The case study is a natural prompt for class discussion on brain injury and localization of function.
- Memory Game: A slide prompts a "memory game" to actively engage students with the concepts.
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Description
Full Product Description
Topic: Human Biology, Nervous System, Psychology Key Concepts: Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla, Hypothalamus, Sensory Strip, Motor Strip, Homunculus Target Grade Level: Grades 9-12
This editable presentation provides a more detailed look at the brain, going beyond the basic three parts. It's an excellent resource for a high school biology or psychology class, featuring the famous Phineas Gage case study and the fascinating "homunculus" concept.
Important Information for Teachers:
- Detailed Structure: Covers the cerebrum, cerebellum, medulla, hypothalamus, and pituitary gland.
- Case Study: Includes the classic Phineas Gage case study, a perfect real-world example to spark discussion about brain function and personality.
- Sensory & Motor Strips: Contains excellent diagrams illustrating the sensory and motor strips of the cerebrum.
- The Homunculus: Visually explains the "sensory homunculus," showing which parts of the body have the most sensory receptors and take up the most brain space.
Activities Included:
- Phineas Gage Discussion: The case study is a natural prompt for class discussion on brain injury and localization of function.
- Memory Game: A slide prompts a "memory game" to actively engage students with the concepts.
