Click here for a detailed animation of how the nervous system processes information. Be patient, the animation moves rather slowly, but there is a great deal of useful information about how messages are carried throughout the body, specifically through nerve cells.
That was so cool! I like the questions in the beginning...
ReplyDeleteMackenzie C. 7G
this helps me so much! thanks, leslie! :)
ReplyDelete~Kimberly C. 7G
I never knew that finding the answer to a question as simple as 2+2 required so much effort! This was a really good animation. It helped me understand a little more about the nervous system. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDelete~Liliana P. 7A
That was really interesting
ReplyDeleteElias Griffin 7EF
i loved the exercises at the end!!! they helped me review the facts.
ReplyDelete-nicole n. 7a
Thats really cool.
ReplyDelete-Jacob S 7B
This was very helpful!
ReplyDeleteJackie Z. 7F
it was very interesting. just to know its happening right now as i type this in!!
ReplyDeleteNow I understand they neuron transmitters better! Thanks Leslie!
ReplyDelete-Jen L. 7G
P.S. Daisy is so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!
this really helps me understand neurontransmiter thanks.
ReplyDeletejohnluke q 7h
It just got a whole lot easier
ReplyDeletematthew g. 7H
That was really awesome!
ReplyDeletei always wondered about those questions in the begining.
it was cool how there was the roll-over diagram thingie.
i still dont completely understand it though
Lila C 7a
This was a really cool video! How much are neurons apart? It made me realize how lucky I am to be able to think!
ReplyDelete-Katherine W. 7E
This was an interesting and interactive! It helped me understand how neurons interact and change.
ReplyDelete-Leon H. 7F
I really liked it, though by the end it was a little tedious. I really liked the beginning questions, they really got me thinking!
ReplyDeleteSofia Collins
Sorry I haven't looked at this earlier, this explains my mistakes from the midterm! Now I know the right answers from the the test. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMina Morisaki 7E
very helpful review.
ReplyDeleteClaudia F. 7A
This was really cool and helpful, thanks!
ReplyDelete-Brian O'Connor 7B
Very helpful! all these posts make me understand everything even better
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Zoe S. 7G
Thats so cool! I think you should have more animations. They're very interesting and helpful
ReplyDeleteRon T. 7F
haha, I like the title of this blog! :]
ReplyDeleteThis animation was helpful and clearly demonstrated the way impulses travel from neuron to neuron.
I am still a little unclear about the role of Sodium. Does it trigger something that causes the impulse to be able to be passed on?
~Andrea C. 7A
This was interesting. I finally was able to understand.
ReplyDeleteEugene N. 7H
I love this video. Especially the game where you click on the shapes to find the pattern.
ReplyDeleteLydia W. 7G
This is really interesting
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Lucy 7A
The dog and the cat were ugly ( :) ) but the beginning got me thinking.
ReplyDeleteAwesome animation. It really cleared up the synapse for me and helped me understand neurotransmitters better.
ReplyDeletethis really helped me
ReplyDeleteMatthew N. 7b
I love the game. It sort of fun. This helped me understand the neuron and neurotransmitters. :)
ReplyDeleteIsadora N 7E
This animation helped me understand how impulses went from dendrite to dendrite without ever touching, now I know.
ReplyDeleteEthan Singer 7B
This is crazy! How do they just like cross over? It's amazing!
ReplyDeleteKevin C. 7F
this was a really fun way to learn about the sypnappse!
ReplyDeleteZi Ying C. 7E
I never knew so much about neuro- transmitters. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDelete- Paola W. 7E
cool!
ReplyDelete-Elliot W. 7B
this was so cool! i never knew that answering such an easy question like 2+2 took so much effort.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!
Amanda O'Dell 7A