The Brain By Debbie Trinh
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
The brain is an three pound organ that controls your body and interpret the world
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THE BRAIN STEM
THIS PART OF THE BRAIN ACTS AS THE RELAY CENTER, CONNECTING THE BRAIN TO THE SPINAL CORD
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WHAT THE BRAIN DOES FOR US
- It stores information
- It is our emotions
- It controls the functions of our body
- Determines how you respond to things
- It helps us to speak
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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
A NETWORK OF CELL NERVES AND FIBERS THAT TRANSMITS NERVE IMPULSES BETWEEN BODY PARTS
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FACTS ABOUT THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
- The nervous system into two systems the central system and the periphil system
- The periphil system includes all the nerves that branch out of our spinal cords and brains
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THE CEREBUM
THIS IS THE LARGEST PART OF THE BRAIN AND INTERPRETS HEARING, VISION, AND TOUCH
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JUST A RANDOM FUN FACT
THE SURFACE FOLDED APPEARANCE CALLED THE CORTEX. THE CORTEX HAS )70 percent of the ThE 100 BILLION NERVES
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Our brain is divided into two hemispheres, the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere.
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THE LEFT HEMISPHERE
THIS HALF OF THE BRAIN CONTROLS SPEECH, COMPREHENSION, ARITHMETIC, AND WRITING
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SHORT TERM MEMORY
- Calling working memory
- Prefrontal cortex
- Stores information up to a minute
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SKILL MEMORY
- In the cerebellum
- Relays information
- Stores automatic learned memories like swimming
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