This lesson plan aims to teach students about the structure and function of the heart. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the principal components of the heart and their functions, and describe the cardiac cycle. Instructional steps include learning about the three layers of the heart wall, the valves, blood circulation through the heart, and the conduction system. Activities include viewing sheep heart specimens, watching animations, and a lecture with questions. Assessment will be through classroom discussion and a chapter test. Homework assignments extend learning through online resources about heart anatomy, physiology and disorders.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about the structure and function of the heart. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the principal components of the heart and their functions, and describe the cardiac cycle. Instructional steps include learning about the three layers of the heart wall, the valves, blood circulation through the heart, and the conduction system. Activities include viewing sheep heart specimens, watching animations, and a lecture with questions. Assessment will be through classroom discussion and a chapter test. Homework assignments extend learning through online resources about heart anatomy, physiology and disorders.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about the structure and function of the heart. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the principal components of the heart and their functions, and describe the cardiac cycle. Instructional steps include learning about the three layers of the heart wall, the valves, blood circulation through the heart, and the conduction system. Activities include viewing sheep heart specimens, watching animations, and a lecture with questions. Assessment will be through classroom discussion and a chapter test. Homework assignments extend learning through online resources about heart anatomy, physiology and disorders.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about the structure and function of the heart. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the principal components of the heart and their functions, and describe the cardiac cycle. Instructional steps include learning about the three layers of the heart wall, the valves, blood circulation through the heart, and the conduction system. Activities include viewing sheep heart specimens, watching animations, and a lecture with questions. Assessment will be through classroom discussion and a chapter test. Homework assignments extend learning through online resources about heart anatomy, physiology and disorders.
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Structure and Function
Chapter 13 The Heart LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Mrs. Murphy
Program/Location: S+F Chapter 13 The Heart Date: 2/13/219 Subject and Grade: 12
• Objective(s) What do I want students to know and be able to do at the end of the lesson?
Cognitive: The student will be able to identify the principal components of the heart and their functions. The student will also gain an understanding of the circulatory, electro-cardio, and muscular systems, and the physiology of the heart. Finally, the student will be able to describe the cardiac cycle. Motor: Optional: skills in identifying heart sounds and microscopy.
Learning Outcomes:
Describe the three tissue layers of the heart wall.
Describe the location and structure of the pericardium and cite its functions. Compare the functions of the right and left chambers of the heart. Name the valves at the entrance and exit of each ventricle and identify the function of each. Briefly describe blood circulation through the myocardium. Briefly describe the cardiac cycle. Name and locate the components of the heart's conduction system. Explain the effects of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) on the heart rate. List and define several terms that describe variations in heart rates. Explain what produces each of the two normal heart sounds and identify the usual cause of a murmur. Briefly describe methods used for studying the heart. Referring to the case study, list the emergency and surgical procedures commonly performed following a myocardial infarction and explain why they are done. Show how word parts are used to build words related to the heart.
BEDFORD BREWSTER BRIARCLIFF CARMEL CHAPPAQUA CROTON-HARMON GARRISON HALDANE HENDRICK HUDSON KATONAH-LEWISBORO LAKELAND MAHOPAC NORTH SALEM OSSINING PEEKSKILL PUTNAM VALLEY SOMERS YORKTOWN • Anticipatory Set (Advance Organizer) How will I help students to make personal connections to the new content & skills? Have Circulatory song and Pump Pump your blood
• Learning Standard(s) addressed
STANDARD 2 INTEGRATED LEARNING STUDENTS WILL DEMONSTRATE HOW ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS ARE APPLIED IN THE WORKPLACE AND OTHER SETTINGS
• Critical thinking skill(s) to be developed
Cognitive Strategies--Macro-Abilities clarifying and analyzing the meanings of words or phrases
• Materials/Supplies What materials and supplies will I need to achieve my objectives? (technology, textbooks, workbooks, etc.) Gather the following materials and teaching aids* for the following lessons: 13-1 Microscope slides; Web images; histology textbook 13-2 A preserved animal heart 13-3 A working model of the circulatory system *; Sheep heart in pericardium or heart of America mode 13-4 Whiteboard, colored markers 13-5 Injected preserved sheep hearts or heart model 13-6 Oak tag or stiff paper for chart 13-7 Whiteboard and colored markers 13-9 Textbooks 13-10 Stethoscope and/or heart sounds from sound clips 13-11 (If possible) stethoscope, fluoroscope, oscilloscope; video "Diagnosing Heart Disease", video player; computer for Web projection
• Instructional Steps How will I present the instruction to students? What learning activities will I incorporate to guide student learning? What questions will I ask to check for student understanding? How will I modify my instruction for students with special learning needs? Procedures with this icon are also on the CD-ROM in the textbook.
Student will learn
1) The 3 layers of the heart 2) Describe the structure of the pericardium and its function 3) Compare the rt and It side of the heart 4) Name 4 valves of the heart 5) Describe the circulation through the heart 6) Describe the circulation of the heart muscle 7) Describe the Cardiac cycle 8) Name and locate the components of the conduction of the heart 9) Explain the effect of the autonomic nervous system on the heart 10) Name the variation of heart rates 11) Explain the 2 main heart sounds 12) Explain the 4 methods of studying of the heart In-Class Activities 1) Have students view pericardium in preserved sheep hearts. IM p.116 2) Materials Preserved sheep heart 3) Watch animations, Blood Circulation and The Cardiac Cycle 4) Watch animation, Myocardial Blood Flow 5) Lecture with questions to assess student knowledge, discussion, and video of circulation and conduction of the heart. 6) Use of PBS website of the Mysterious Human Heart. Work sheet of the anatomy of the heart
• Instructional Technology What forms of technology will I use in the lesson and why (SMART board, software, etc.)? If not using technology in the lesson, explain why.
A. Collect PowerPoint slides.
B. Prepare the correct number of handouts. C. Collect any other items that will be needed for classroom activities. D. Assemble items in the order they will be used. E. Smart board F. Make sure that the necessary equipment is available and in good working order.
• Closure How will I guide students to summarize key concepts? To reflect on what they learned? To determine if objectives have been met? Review of Questions in back of Chapter 13 Have students do the following 1) Using index cards identifying how a drop of blood goes thru the heart 2) Have students explain the conduction of the heart 3) Using web page on heart arrhythmias sounds have student listen to different murmurs and heart rates 4) PBS Mysterious Heart http://www.pbs.org/wnet/heart/tour/index.html a. History of Cardiology b. Tour of the heart c. Healthy heart guide
• Assessment How will I determine student mastery of the content and skills (exit tickets, etc.)? Classroom discussion Chapter test Chapter 13
• Homework What assignments/activities will I assign to extend student understanding? Monthly objectives
1) CIRCULATION SONG TO BEGIN (YOU TUBE) Do the circulation system
a. http://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=3cD7 ARW9SLI &featu re=related 2) http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/heart/ 3) http://www.pbs.org/wnet/heart/ 4) http://www.nationalgeographic.com/human-heart/index.html 5) Pumps Your Blood (you tube) to end a. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P dOykpzQgY
