Cell city

Today we have discussed another two techniques which can be used in teaching concept which are using images and analogy and also using models and symbols. Teachers use analogies to build conceptual bridges for students between what is familiar (an analog concept) and what is new (a target concept). The Teaching With Analogies includes these 6 steps: (1) Introduce the target concept, (2) Review the analog concept, (3) Identify relevant features of the target and analog, (4) Map similarities…

Introducing the concept of the cell as a city. Each of the organelles in a cell performs a specific function. These functions can be related to the different parts of a city. I asked my learners…

Cell Analogy Project to Home

Love this drawing! A simplified illustration of cell metabolism, depicting the cell as a factory. | #teaching #biology

This labelled diagram quiz on Cell as a city Analogy is designed to assess your knowledge of basics of cell structure. Choose the best a...

Welcome to an exciting excursion into the world of cells! They are the smallest building blocks of life and work incredibly hard to keep our bodies running. And our bodies are made up of trillions of them. To better understand the complexity of the cell, today we're going to compare it to a city. Because just like a ci

Cytoplasm Inside of a cell, the cytoplasm is a watery, jelly like environment that contains all the organelles. However, in a city, the cytoplasm would be like the air because anything that takes up space is surrounded by air. Animal Cell City By, Gina Coque Endoplasmic Reticulum

Cytoplasm Inside of a cell, the cytoplasm is a watery, jelly like environment that contains all the organelles. However, in a city, the cytoplasm would be like the air because anything that takes up space is surrounded by air. Nucleus The nucleus inside of a cell is the control