An attractive and detailed power point presentation on Reflex Actions for the new OCR A course.
There is two starter activities with this lesson, one for students to quickly recap their learning from the previous lesson on the structure of the brain, and a second to revisit what students learnt from GCSE on reflex actions.
The power point begins with an explanation of what reflex actions are, their function in mammals, and the sequence of neurones involved in a reflex arc.
The presentation then focuses on the two reflex actions that students are expected to understand in the specification (the blinking and knee-jerk reflexes).
Pupils have to complete a comparison table at the end of the lesson to ensure they understand the two examples, and there is a practice exam question to apply what they have learnt.
5.5.7 (i) To understand how reflex actions work.
To include knee jerk reflex and blinking reflex, with
reference to the survival value of reflex actions.
There is two starter activities with this lesson, one for students to quickly recap their learning from the previous lesson on the structure of the brain, and a second to revisit what students learnt from GCSE on reflex actions.
The power point begins with an explanation of what reflex actions are, their function in mammals, and the sequence of neurones involved in a reflex arc.
The presentation then focuses on the two reflex actions that students are expected to understand in the specification (the blinking and knee-jerk reflexes).
Pupils have to complete a comparison table at the end of the lesson to ensure they understand the two examples, and there is a practice exam question to apply what they have learnt.
5.5.7 (i) To understand how reflex actions work.
To include knee jerk reflex and blinking reflex, with
reference to the survival value of reflex actions.
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