Sunday, 17 February 2013

Week 6 - The Peripheral Nervous System

Session 10 - The Peripheral Nervous System

Introduce the concepts covered in class by providing a visual representation of the HNS.

Move through the 'The Peripheral Nervous System' PP with the class - discuss the major components of this system - Somatic Nervous System and the Autonomic Nervous System and the sub branches.

Here's an animation that highlights the differences between the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J968Wco1u0s

Students are to read through pages 271 - 279 of the textbook and complete the following Learning Activities in their workbooks:


5.1,5.3,5.4 (in pencil in textbook)& 5.5.


Session 11 - The Peripheral Nervous System Recap / Revision


Students have just finished Chapter 5 of the textbook – some may need to finish off the following Learning Activities from last session: 5.1, 5.3, 5.4 (in textbook) & 5.5

If students have completed the above in the workbook, they need to go on with the Chapter 5 Test beginning on page 282 of the textbook. BOTH THE MULTIPLE CHOICE AND SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE FRIDAY.



SAC Notification



Subject:                     
12 Psychology



Unit:                                      
3



Outcome:
On completion of this unit the student should be able to explain the relationship between the brain, states of consciousness including sleep, and behaviour, and describe the contribution of selected studies to the investigation of brain function.



Scope of Task:
This task involves students developing a visual representation concerning the central and peripheral nervous systems.



Duration of Task:
90 minutes



Date and Location:
Wednesday 27th February 2013
Room: TDU



Start/end time:
11:15am – 12:45am



Materials allowed:
Outlined in Assessment Task Sheet



Other information:
You will only need to bring a pencil, eraser and coloured pencils (if you have access to any).



Please note: Attendance at examinations and/or submission of SAC work on due dates is compulsory. If you are unable to attend or submit your work on this date you MUST bring documentary evidence of illness (medical certificates in year twelve) or an ‘N’ grade will be given.





Session 12 - SAC Overview & Recap / Revision

Run through the Chapter 5 Test with the class - ensure that all students are comfortable with the content covered.

Move onto Wednesday's SAC preparation with the class - run through the logistics of the session and the content covered. Here is a list that will help students revise for the upcoming SAC (think function and location):
  • The Human Nervous System
  • The lobes of the brain
  • Other areas of the brain
  • Hemispheric specialisation
  • 'Other' components of the brain that are involved in attention and wakefulness 

Students need to continue (begin) revising for upcoming SAC - writing chapter summaries for Chapters 4 & 5, creating cue cards for the content or completing any of the LA's that have not been completed.

Workbooks and student progress will be checked throughout the session.

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