4.6 Sport-related injuries

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

This is also called a 'voluntary muscle'

1. Skeletal muscle
2. Smooth muscle
3. Cardiac muscle
4. Involuntary muscle

Muscles are attached to your bones by ...

The cardiac muscle is a ...

1. voluntary muscle
2. involuntary muscle

The muscles in your small intestines are ...

1. voluntary muscles
2. involuntary muscles

The muscles in your tongue are ...

1. voluntary muscles
2. involuntary muscles

Marathon runners have a lot of ... in their muscles

1. fast-twitch fibres
2. slow-twitch fibers

What is an antagonistic muscle pair?

BIOLOGY IN LOCKDOWN 

• Finish chapter 4 & do an 'open book test'
• Do an experiment at home (I will explain everything in class tomorrow)

TODAY we work on the learning goals on 4.6. 

TOMORROW you have to hand in the learning goals for 4.6 through Teams! 

What do you already know
about injuries (=blessure)?

GET OUT THE LEARNING GOALS & YOUR NOTEBOOK! 

I will randomly put you in break out rooms. Each room will get an injury to do research on. In your break out room, you read the text from 4.6 together.

In the last 10 minutes of the lesson each injury is presented to the rest of the class. Make sure you have your notebooks ready to write everything down! 

Each group will get a:

• Leader (assigned by AKU), they will divide the tasks & guide the conversation. Makes sure everyone always talks English.

• Writer & presenter, writes down the information about the injury & presents the injury to the rest of the class

• Reader & writer, reads the text out loud to the rest of the break out room &  keeps track of time (we get back to the meeting at 11.05) 

Room 1 & 2: pulled muscle, 

Room 3 & 4: sprain, 

Room 5 & 6: dislocation, 

Room 7 & 8: fracture

You need to present to the rest of the class  ...

• How this injury is called in Dutch
• How the injury is caused
  
• What the symptoms are
• How it is treated / healed

HOMEWORK

Finish the learning goals (you can find those on Teams & SOM) on 4.6. Your work must be handed in on Teams!

• For example: 
• You can explain the following term: injuries.  
• An injury is when a bone, joint or muscle is damaged.