Video: How Your Brain Works?

Age Group(s): Owlins (9-11)

Hello, Teachers!

PREDICTION / BRAINSTORMING FOR STUDENTS
1. What do you think your brain does for your body?
2. Can you name any parts of the brain you’ve heard of before?

WHAT STUDENTS WILL LEARN

1. The importance of the brain in controlling body functions
2. The main parts of the brain and their functions
3. Basic understanding of how the brain processes information
4. Interesting facts about the brain’s capabilities
5. The connection between exercise and brain function

KEYWORDS

Brain, cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem, amygdala, learning, thinking, feeling, motor control, balance, emotions, memory, neuroscience, cognitive function, exercise

A QUICK SUMMARY

The video transcript provides an introduction to the human brain for young learners. It explains the brain’s importance as the control center of the body, responsible for various functions such as learning, thinking, feeling, and even basic bodily processes like breathing and heart rate. The transcript then delves into the main parts of the brain: the cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem, and amygdala, describing their primary functions. It also includes some interesting facts about the brain’s electrical activity and the relationship between exercise and learning ability.

As we introduce this year’s theme of “Analytical Thinking: Navigating Complexity”, through this video, it’s important for your students to engage with both the transcrip and the visuals. The transcript provides key information, while the visuals enhance understanding and provide more information by illustrating concepts and adding context!