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Sep 25, 2010
marjoryt
You might consider one or more of these ideas. I work with developmental and online students; they tell me even one helps. 1. Divide up the unit into smaller chunks of information. For example, you could have them examine the head and trunk, then the arms, then the legs. Or from the skin into the body. Do the introduction, guided work, check test, ...See More
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On 9/25/10, biochick wrote: > I have always found the nervous system to be extremely > difficult for anatomy students. If you have creative ideas > for presenting the material, please respond.
YouTube videos, online games with nervous system theme ( not sure about the current link, but I am sure you can google it).
YouTube videos, online games with nervous system theme ( not sure about the current link, but I am sure you can google it).
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