D Hearing and sight

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• Leerjaar 1

D Hearing and sight

on your table: closed MacBook, worksheet Monday 

Planning

Quiz 

Instruction on structure ear

Working on ex. 1 and 2

1

5

4

6

2

3

10

Muscle 

 Axon

Sensory cells

Interneuron 

 Sensory neuron

Motor neuron

central nervous system

Where is the tattoo ink
injected in the skin?

1. Epidermis, corneal layer
2. Epidermis, basal layer
3. Dermis
4. Subcutaneous connective tissue

Which layer of the skin is dead?

1. corneal layer
2. basal layer
3. whole epidermis

Motor Neuron

interneuron

Sensory neuron

Found in visual system, brain, and spinal cord, pass informatiion on

carry electrical impulses away from the brain and spinal cord

Take information from sense organs to the brain and spinal cord

What are the functions of the skin?

Learning goal

I can list the parts of the ear and their functions.

Hearing

1.  Sound waves make your eardrum vibrate. 
2. The movement of the eardrum makes the first small ear bone vibrate. 
3. The three small ear bones make the vibrations stronger. 
4. These vibrations create waves in the fluid of the cochlea, a part of your inner ear. 
5. The wave movements in the fluid stimulate sensory cells in the cochlea, which send signals. 
6. These signals travel through a nerve to your brain, where the sound is understood.

Eustachian tube: balance the pressure in the air 

D Hearing and sight

On your table: notebook, pencil case and closed MacBook

Planning

Read + make 'sense D ex. 3'

Instruction eye 

Make 'sense D ex. 4'

Test + video

Instruction eye 2.0

Make 'sense D ex. 5 + 6'

Why do you get dizzy when you read a book in a car?

Planning

Read + make 'sense D ex. 3'

Instruction eye 

Make 'sense D ex. 4'

Test + video

Instruction eye 2.0

Make 'sense D ex. 5 + 6'

After today you can... 

Describe the structure and the function of the eye.

Starter

Look yoru neighbour in the eye and write down as many structures as you see (in Dutch). 

The eye (external view)

• Eyebrow (wenkbrauw): Protects the eye against sweat and other liquids (vloeistoffen)

• Eyelashes (wimpers): protects the eye against dirt and bright light

• Sclera (harde oogvlies): white of the eye. The eye muscles are attached to the sclera so eyes can turn.

• Pupil: The pupil lets light into the eye.

Eye wash

• Tear glands produce tears to keep your eyes clean.
• Tear ducts: collect the the tears and dirt and remove it from the eye

Planning

Read + make 'sense D ex. 3'

Instruction eye 

Make 'sense D ex. 4'

Test + video

Instruction eye 2.0

Make 'sense D ex. 5 + 6'

Let's practice 

Unit 2 Sense

D Hearing and sight

Part 4 

Planning

Read + make 'sense D ex. 3'

Instruction eye 

Make 'sense D ex. 4'

Test + video 

Instruction eye 2.0

Make 'sense D ex. 5 + 6'

Assignment blind spot 

www.nemosciencemuseum.nl

Planning

Read + make 'sense D ex. 3'

Instruction eye 

Make 'sense D ex. 4'

Test + video 

Instruction eye 2.0

Make 'sense D ex. 5 + 6'

Pupillary reflex = controls the amount of light that falls on the retina

Notes 

First of all the light  is controlled by the............

In bright light, the ..... constricts  resulting in a ........... pupil

In dim light, the ..... relaxes resulting in a ..........pupil

First of all the light is controlled by the iris

In bright light, the iris constricts resulting in a smaller pupil

In dim light, the iris relaxes resulting in a larger pupil

30 seconds and remove hand

Let's practice 

Unit 2 

D Hearing and sight

Part 5 & 6

retina

Put in the correct order

1.  The brain receives and processes the impulses to create an image. Only then do you see the stop sign
2. The sensory cells change the light signals into impulses.
3. The light hits special light-sensitive cells in your eye (on your retina).
4. The impulses are sent to the optic nerve.
5. The impulses go to your brain.

Time to complete the chapter 

Unit 2 

D Hearing and sight

Part 6

eyelid

tearduct

tear gland

eyebrow

eyelash

sensory neuron

sensory cell body 

interneuron

motor neuron

muscle 

pain receptor

What are the functions of the skin?