Post the Brain

Identify the parts of the brain

a

b

c

d

e

f

Parietal Lobe

Cerebellum

Temporal Lobe

Brain Stem

Frontal Lobe

Occipital Lobe

The ​ (a)   is the organ in your head that processes information and controls your behaviour. It is very complicated, and we are only just beginning to discover how it works.

Scientists estimate that the human brain contains more than 80 billion ​ (b)    

The brain is the main ​ (c)   in the​ (d)   .

• brain
• heart.
• neurons
• nervous system
• organ

The brain is in the...

• Central Nervous System (CNS)

• Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

Match the terms to the definition.

• Organ

• A body part that performs a specific function

• Neuron

• A real-life example investigated in depth

• Experiment

• An investigation carried out to test a hypothesis and investigate a question

• Case Study

• A cell that transmits electrical signals

Match the following

• Strength of Experiments

• • allow us to test a specific idea and to control parts of the study to test the effect of one variable on another. It

  • allow us to collect data and analyse it to draw conclusions

• Limitations of Experiments

• • provide detailed information about a specific case or situation

  • allow us to look very closely at real-life situations

  • examine the implications of a particular decision

  • analyze the outcomes of various strategies

  • illustrate the effectiveness of a specific approach

• Strength of Case Studies

• • may not always match real-world situations

  • and can be limited by the resources or materials available

• Limitations of Case Studies

• • can be time-consuming and need a lot of resources to analyse data. It

  • usually only focus on one specific case, making it difficult to apply the findings to other situations.

Match the term with their definition.

• Ethics

• • the application moral principles (right and wrong) to the field of biological sciences

• Bioethics

• Area of ethics that focuses on how we should treat non-human animals.

• Animal Ethics

• A representation of an object, process or system

• Arguments

• A series of statements or facts used to support a claim

• Model

• The study of what we should and shouldn't do