This video is a fun way for us to learn the different parts of the brain. Choose one specific part of the brain mentioned in the video and describe its function.
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23 comments:
The madullaablagada is the part of the brain that controlles involuntary functions. Involuntary functions are functions such as breathing, blinking, and feeling.
HaHaHaHa! The madullaablagada is the part of the brain it controlls breathing and blinking,i think?
Theamiter seems to protect the brain and cause it to not hit up against the skull.
~Dusty Savage
i like the cortex it is the thinking cap for the brain. It helps u see hear smeell and allthat good stuff oh yea and one more is he madullaablagada is the part of the brain that controlles involuntary functions. Involuntary functions are functions such as breathing, blinking, and feeling.
JT
The video was great!!
The part of the brain i chose is the cortex.
The cortex is like a reality check for us,
it filters and orders what's gonig on in the outside world for us.
It allows us to hear,touch,and to speak.
It's basically like a "thinking cap"
Luke-
you spelled weird wrong,
and also which....
and lmao isn't appropriate for school.
The madulla ablumgada controls all involuntary actions,like breathing, blinking, and feeling things.
the brainstem connects the brain with the spinalcord
i posted the last comment about the brainstem
-hayden
The neurons communicate by sending electrical charges to one another. Arielle
Class, please don't forget the actual task of this video. Some of you are doing great, but others are just making brief, unrelated comments. Stay on task!
the part i pic is tha cortex. it holds all of our thoughts . i thought it was cooll
michael foster
the brain stem connects the brain to the nervous system
levi
that little rat thing has no emotion whatsoever (and i kinda got the whole brain stem thing.)
Katie C:)
hey ms. maxwell! i loved that movie! the synapse is where a nerve impulse passes from an axon terminal to a neuron, muscle cell, or gland cell. hope that helps me and u too! are you glad i stayed on task and did something unique?!?
luv ya!!!
Erin :)
brain stem holds the brain in place inside the head
the right hemisphere controls the left side of the body
austin cox
The serabellum is in the back of the brain, and it controls the motory movements that are subconsious like standing. Muscles are moving but I am not aware of it and I can't control it.
left himosphere controls right side of your body and right himosphere controls the left side of your body
BRAIN STEM!!, conectsthe brain to the spinal cord!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Zach K.
The Cortex allows us to see hear and feel all eeeeeeverything around uss!!!
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emily =]] <3
i know that the left hemisphere controls the right side of the body sarah dulaney
The Brain stem is responsible for basic vital life functions such as breathing, heartbeat and blood pressure. Scientists say that this is the simplest part of the human brain because animals' entire brains, such as reptiles, rsemble our brain stems.
Michael Foster
that was a cool way to learn how to study the brain!!!!
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