Evidence based teaching

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BiologieMiddelbare schoolvwoLeerjaar 1

This lesson contains 40 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

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Negatief effect

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2:00
3 strategieën ++
strategieën +/-

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Eigen lesplan
* Is this a real skeleton? (introduction video 7 min)
* homework check (bones skeleton: formative assessment) 
* joints explanation
* assignments
* muscles

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Kleine uitleg voor Bert:
* Voor mij is het voordeel van lesson-up dat iedereen zichtbaar mee doet met het beantwoorden van klassikaal gestelde vragen in onderwijsleergesprek.
* Dit kan ook op individueel tempo door Lesson up te delen
* Resultaten van individuele leerlingen zijn terug te zien als ze zijn gekoppeld aan je klas in lesson-up.
* Hierdoor individuele bijsturing/feedback mogelijk.
* Resultaten van formatieve toetsen zichtbaar in percentages

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Skull
Pelvis
Scapula
Humerus
Vertebral Column
Knee cap
Tibia
Femur
Ulna
Radius
Ribs

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A
CARPALS
B
METACARPALS
C
TARSALS
D
METATARSALS

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CARPALS
B
METACARPALS
C
PHALANGES
D
METATARSALS

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CARPALS
B
METACARPALS
C
TARSALS
D
METATARSALS

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STERNUM
B
RIBS
C
CLAVICLE
D
LUMBAR VERTEBRAE

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HUMERUS
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RADIUS
C
ULNA

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PATELLA
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FEMUR
C
FIBULA
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TIBIA

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CERVICAL VERTEBRAE
B
LUMBAR VERTEBRAE
C
THORACIC VERTEBRAE
D
SKULL

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Ribs
B
MANDIBLE
C
CLAVICLE
D
STERNUM

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Lesson goals:
2.2 Moving bones
You will learn:
- how bones are connected to each other
- the working of a joint and how it is constructed
- 5 different kind of joints
2.3 Muscles
You will learn:
- how your muscles are constructed
- how muscles work together
- (what voluntary and involuntary muscles are and where to find these in your body)


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2.2 Moving bones
Where can you find each joint?

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2.2 Moving bones
,-- Hinge joint: knee
Condyloid joint & Saddle joint
Hinge joint (elbow) -->

Ball-and-socket joint: shoulder

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How to keep two bones together in a joint?

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A joint
Learn by heart

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Class 1B: now work on
2.2 Complete assignment: 1, 2 (wb), 3-5, 7-9 + 10 (wb)

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15:00

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Motion

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Lesson goals:
2.2 Moving bones
You will learn:
- how bones are connected to each other
- the working of a joint and how it is constructed
- 5 different kind of joints
2.3 Muscles
You will learn:
- how your muscles are constructed
- how muscles work together
- what voluntary and involuntary muscles are and where to find these in your body.


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2.3 Muscles:
What happens when "the space between the bands narrows"?

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Antagonists

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Which muscles do not get tired?
Find out for yourself:

Complete 2.3 assignment 15, 16 & 18

Done? Start with homework: 2.4 assignment 2-18

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Involuntary muscles

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