Evidence based teaching

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

& René Wolbers

Negatief effect

3 strategieën ++

strategieën +/-

Eigen lesplan

* Is this a real skeleton? (introduction video 7 min)

* homework check (bones skeleton: formative assessment) 

* joints explanation

* assignments

* muscles

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

Skull

Pelvis

Scapula

Humerus

Vertebral Column

Knee cap

Tibia

Femur

Ulna

Radius

Ribs

1. CARPALS
2. METACARPALS
3. TARSALS
4. METATARSALS

1. CARPALS
2. METACARPALS
3. PHALANGES
4. METATARSALS

1. CARPALS
2. METACARPALS
3. TARSALS
4. METATARSALS

1. STERNUM
2. RIBS
3. CLAVICLE
4. LUMBAR VERTEBRAE

1. HUMERUS
2. RADIUS
3. ULNA

1. PATELLA
2. FEMUR
3. FIBULA
4. TIBIA

1. CERVICAL VERTEBRAE
2. LUMBAR VERTEBRAE
3. THORACIC VERTEBRAE
4. SKULL

1. Ribs
2. MANDIBLE
3. CLAVICLE
4. STERNUM

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)

2.2 Moving bones

Where can you find each joint?

2.2 Moving bones

,-- Hinge joint: knee

Condyloid joint & Saddle joint

Hinge joint (elbow) -->

Ball-and-socket joint: shoulder

How to keep two bones together in a joint?

A joint

Learn by heart

Class 1B: now work on

2.2 Complete assignment: 1, 2 (wb), 3-5, 7-9 + 10 (wb)

Motion

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.

2.3 Muscles:

What happens when "the space between the bands narrows"?

Antagonists

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

Involuntary muscles