Most animals have strong senses of smell or hearing, but we humans are blessed with impeccable sight. Our eyes have a very special architecture that allows us to absorb more information than most other creatures. This print explains that architecture in the simplest and most beautiful way possible. Some things I learned along the way:The "Zonules" (Also called suspensory ligaments) that attach to the lens inevitably degrade over time. That's why literally everyone over the age of 70 has a hard time reading up-close.FRAMING:These prints fit in an Ikea frame, but you'll need your own matting. We also recommend FrameUSA.com, or your local framer. COLOR:Black on WhiteSIZE:8"x8" Letterpress Print
Giuseppe Pagano was a central figure in Italian architecture of the first part of the 20th century. Along with his practice as a rationalist architect and his political engagement, which led him to leave the Fascist Party, join the Resistance, and later be deported to Mauthausen, he devoted part...
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Introducing the Respiratory System Independent Digital Research Activity on Google Slides: An Engaging Learning Experience! Lead your secondary students on an independent voyage of exploration with this captivating online project. This comprehensive project comprises 18 meticulously crafted Google slides, offering a deep dive into the critical organs and functions of the human Respiratory System. Your students will independently conduct research, gather vital online information, accurately label diagrams, and seamlessly complete graphic organizers. Through this project, they will unveil the intricate processes of respiration, understand the path of air during breathing, explore internal respiration, and gain insights into common respiratory disorders. The apex of this journey involves crafting an impressive Google Slide presentation to showcase their newfound knowledge. Objectives: Investigate the structures, functions, processes, and diseases of the Respiratory System. Identify and discuss the roles of the organs within the Respiratory System. Research and comprehend common respiratory disorders. Aligned with Common Core Standards: This product seamlessly aligns with the Common Core Standards for Science and Technical Subjects, emphasizing the integration of knowledge and effective technology-based communication. Features of the Package: Detailed student instructions for a seamless learning journey. A curated list of over 35 valuable websites to facilitate students' research. A purposeful guide encompassing students' directions, rubric, essential keywords, and more. Diagrams for labeling main organs, understanding gas exchange, and tracing the pathway of air. Blank graphic organizers for comprehending organ function and structure. A comprehensive grading rubric for accurate assessment. Summative assessment and Reflection questions at the end of the activity. An answer key for the teacher to streamline the evaluation process. What You Need: Computer with internet access and Google Slides capabilities. Each student requires the Respiratory System online project package. Enhance Your Teaching: Explore Maggie's Files for a range of exceptional resources that foster engaging and effective learning experiences. Equip your students for an exciting journey into the intricate world of the Respiratory System. Provide them with vital knowledge and skills that will have a lasting impact on their understanding of human anatomy and health. Exclusively from Maggie's Files! Keywords: "Best interactive Google Slides on the respiratory system for teachers?" "Where to find educational slides on human respiration for students?" "How to teach the respiratory system effectively using Google Slides?" "Engaging digital lessons on the respiratory system for biology class?" "Top interactive resources for teaching about the respiratory system?" "Comprehensive Google Slides presentation on human respiration?" "What are effective ways to explain the respiratory system to kids?" "Interactive teaching tools for the respiratory system in science?" "Educational respiratory system activities for online learning?" "Innovative respiratory system lessons for high school students?" "Interactive classroom activities on the respiratory system?" "Downloadable Google Slides on respiratory health for educators?" "Best practices in teaching the respiratory system digitally?" "How to engage students in learning about human respiration?" "Interactive and educational slides for respiratory system study?" "Engaging digital content on the respiratory system for middle school?" "Comprehensive guide to the human respiratory system for teaching?" "Interactive respiratory system slides for elementary students?" "Classroom resources for teaching respiratory anatomy and function?" "Effective digital tools for explaining the respiratory process?"
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Nearly fifty years ago, Denise Scott Brown, her husband Robert Venturi, and Steven Izenour brought nine architecture students, two planning students, and two graphic design students to Las Vegas. There they studied the famous, if often derided, Las Vegas Strip, discovering a wealth of meaning in...
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Le Palais Bulles, Bubbelpalatset, är modeskaparen Pierre Cardins drömbygge som är lika delar Barbapappa-hem och Hobbit-hus. Nu är hela rosa härligheten till salu.
On Office (Joao Vieira Costa, Leon Rost, Ricardo Guedes, Francesco Moncada) designed a housing project located right outside Oslo. Since the...
Critical response to Ed Ruscha's series of mass-produced, ubiquitous artist photobooks has been hostile, but many artists have been inspired by his photobook designs and content for decades.
Based on the concept of listening to the sounds of the ocean inside a shell, STUDIOKCA, commissioned by NASA, has created the NASA Orbit Pavilion...
Image 14 of 18 from gallery of Update: Ronchamp Chapel / Renzo Piano. © RPBW
