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Classroom Management Strategies & Instructions for Lesson

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Classroom Management Strategies & Instructions for Lesson

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Lesson Implementation:
This lesson is appropriate for grades 10-12 for either Health Science, Medical Terminology, or Anatomy & Physiology.

Review the objectives and begin lesson.
Once content has been introduced through lecture and/or discussion, allow students to review the attached videos.  This can be done as a class or independently.  I recommend allowing students to review videos on their own as this provides an opportunity for them to pause, rewind, and review content as needed.

Post Discussion Questions:
Post one or both review questions to your Learning Management System.  If implementing this lesson in one class period, I recommend posting both questions and allowing students to choose to answer one of the two questions.  If doing this lesson over two class periods, consider posting question #1 on day one to activate prior knowledge and/or assess how well they understood the content for the day.  Consider question #2 as an exit activity for day two.

Anatomical Bitmoji:
Students will use Canva to create bitmojis of themselves and illustrate directional terms and planes.  This activity works well in the synchronous or asynchronous environment and will keep students engaged while reinforcing content.

Quizlet:
Students in the synchronous environment can do this via Quizlet Live.  Even though they're not in the physical classroom, they can still work as teams to answer questions. Assign or share the link to the Quizlet in your LMS for students in the asynchronous environment to do at will.

Padlet:
This application can be used as an interactive media element for asynchronous students.  Students will curate information including video, links, pictures, etc., to aide in their learning.  They will then share their "pad" with their classmates.  To further enhance their learning, students can make annotations on each other's pads or the instructor can share links, videos, text, or any other resources and require students to annotate.

Kahoot!
Use the Kahoot as a formative assessment.  Data can be collected from this application to review most commonly missed questions and to determine what percentage of students are answering questions correctly.  Once data has been reviewed, determine whether reteach is necessary or if concepts have been mastered.

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Identify and name anatomical positions of the human body

Use directional terms to explain/describe locations of the body

Identify and define body planes

Identify and define body cavities

Identify and define abdominopelvic regions and quadrants

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Video: Human Anatomy: Anatomical Position, Orientation & Directional Terms, and Body Planes

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Video: Human Anatomy: Anatomical Position, Orientation & Directional Terms, and Body Planes

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Human Anatomy: Anatomical Position, Orientation & Directional Terms, and Body Planes

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Anatomical Terms - Drawn & Defined (Updated)

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Anatomical Terms - Drawn & Defined (Updated)

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Anatomical Terms - Drawn & Defined (Updated)

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Question 1: Why is it important for health care professionals to know and understand terminology related to anatomical positions?

Question 2: Which health care field(s) especially benefit by using anatomical planes?

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Log into Canva.  Create a bitmoji then note the following planes and directional terms on your illustration:

Midsagittal plane

Sagittal plane

Transverse plane

Superior direction

Inferior direction

Lateral direction

Proximal (use any appendage to illustrate)

Distal (use any appendage to illustrate)

Anterior side

Posterior side

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This activity can be used for the synchronous or asynchronous student; however, for collobarative purposes, the synchronous environment is more ideal.  Synchronous students can play the Quizlet Live version to compete in teams while the asynchronous student plays the traditional version at will.

Click on the Quizlet link to practice identifying anatomical planes.

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Padlet: An Interactive Activity for the Asynchronous Student

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Padlet: An Interactive Activity for the Asynchronous Student

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Just as this Padlet is being used to present this module to instructors, it can be used in the asynchronous online learning environment as an interactive activity for students.

Students can use Padlet to curate artifacts that aide in their learning and understanding.  For example, they can pin videos, upload files, or take & upload pictures; then, they can share those resources via the app with their classmates.  To take this activity a step further, students can annotate each other's pads/notes, etc.

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Teachers, please follow the link to the exit poll.  Your feedback will assist in the creation of future meaningful lessons.

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