The nervous system as a receptor of environmental stimuli

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: a1608
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– specify the main types of stimuli received by the nervous system
– describe a neurone and the basic types of neurones
– define the basic elements of the nervous system involved in producing the appropriate response to a stimulus
– characterize the structure and function of a synapse
– define a neurotransmitter.

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The nervous system ... Class activity

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Functions of nervou... Animation The functions of th... Whiteboard exercise How the nervous sys... Animation Elements of the bod... Whiteboard exercise Reaction of the org... Slideshow Internal stimuli an... Whiteboard exercise Stimuli and receptors Whiteboard exercise Conduction of a ner... Animation Propagation of impu... Slideshow Impulse conduction ... Animation Nerve impulse Simulation Different types of ... Slideshow Pathway of the nerv... Whiteboard exercise Structure of a synapse Slideshow Elements of synapse Whiteboard exercise Functioning of a sy... Slideshow The frequency of th... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

Nervous system

31. The nervous system as a receptor of environmental stimuli

YDP SA

Keywords

nervous, system, neurone, dendrite, axon, synapse, excitability, Nerve impulse, motor neurone, resting potential, action potential, neurotransmitter, sensory neurone, effector, stimulus, receptor, stimuli, nerve cell, neuromuscular junction, environmental, end plate, neuromodulator, relay neurone, The nervous system as a receptor of environmental stimuli

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