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Probe the Brain

Probe the Brain

A simulation of bodily reactions when a particular part of the brain is stimulated via an electric probe. It mirrors the experiments of Wilder Penfield.
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Material Type:
Simulation
Date Added to MERLOT:
April 23, 2003
Date Modified in MERLOT:
May 13, 2018
Author:
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Submitter:
Laura Little
Primary Audience:
High School, College General Ed
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Other
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Language:
English
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Linden Kendrick
Linden Kendrick (null)
11 years ago
I spent several hours reviewing and navigating through this learning object. The “Probe the Brain” section was very educational. This site provides information and diagrams of the brain and the motor cortex. This site also provides background history of the researchers and their experiments which were conducted in order to discover of how the brain functions. The “Probe the Brain” activity provides an interactive tool which allows individuals to discover the different functions of the brain. “Probe the Brain” can offer a wonderful educational experience for students. This site enables students to learn about the brain and the motor cortex in an enjoyable interactive format. With the background information, diagrams, and stimulation, this section provides a comprehensive and engaging learning activity for all learners.

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“Probe the Brain” section was very easy to navigate. The hyperlinks in the site were clearly marked and functional. The “Probe the Brain” activity had easy step by step instructions that were easy to understand and follow.
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