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Heidi Hisrich
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2014
I am the 9th-grade Biotechnology teacher at Bio-Med Science Academy in Rootstown, OH. In that role, I emphasize Problem-Based Experiential Learning and Integration between content areas. I am also the FFA advisor for my district. Prior to joining Bio-Med, I worked as a Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Biomedical Lab Science teacher and trainer for 10 years. I was a top 10 Indiana Teacher of the Year in 2018, the winner of a Lilly Teacher Creativity Grant in 2011, and an Ecology Project International Teacher Fellow in 2018. I have also published educational games such as Thermia through Origami Organelles.
Setting up a 6 Panel Foldable
This quick video will show you visually how to set up a 6-page foldable booklet with a pocket using just a 9 x 12 envelope, scissors and glue. The idea comes from Dinah Zike's Envelope Graphic Organizer book, which can be found here: dinah.com/dinah-zikes-envelope-graphic-organizers/
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Central Dogma of DNA
มุมมอง 4792 ปีที่แล้ว
You can find the graphic organizer (coloring page) for this video here: docs.google.com/document/d/1zbRmSMqA3WaKvkUCDSkvEwsz6Dwp6mIlvDdgS-fMSp8/copy Fill in the notes as you watch the video.
Eukaryotic vs Prokaryotic Cells--Coloring and Venn Diagram
มุมมอง 1.3K2 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a link to the handout that accompanies this video: drive.google.com/file/d/1IkTkkXZUVV8njYu7YPl_X-VK7m_9axuX/view The video is meant to be watched as you color the cells and fill in the notes. Edited by YouCut:youcutapp.page.link/BestEditor
Structure of DNA
มุมมอง 6942 ปีที่แล้ว
You can find the handout to accompany this video here: docs.google.com/document/u/3/d/1jh3pqqK6BfcdMwUVn38LjrwGQAGRbik5/copy
DNA Extraction Notes
มุมมอง 6642 ปีที่แล้ว
The notes handout/instructions can be found here: docs.google.com/document/d/1HJ1cynzsZYeijKUmtZ6Lqexk6-4v09lP/copy
Costa Rica with Ecology Project International
มุมมอง 4023 ปีที่แล้ว
We traveled with Ecology Project International on their Sea Turtle Ecology Program in June-July 2021: www.ecologyproject.org/costa-rica-ecology-program (delayed from March 2020 due to Covid). See our adventures in this video! Our adventure began in San Jose. From there we traveled to the EPI Campus in San Rafael. The next day we drove east to the Caribbean coast and took a boat to reach the Pac...
Candy Colonies: Modeling Bacterial Morphology
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Learn about the shapes bacteria can have and the types of colonies the cells often form. For guided notes to fill out as you watch, download this handout: drive.google.com/file/d/1_ye3xuOO5kjpB8Zs6l8bQLjDxRKBE0eK/view?usp=sharing (please do NOT request access). If you try the candy colonies activity, please post below to let me know how it went! Teachers, if you want full lesson instructions, a...
Thermia: A Game About Homeostasis
มุมมอง 8613 ปีที่แล้ว
Watch this for all you need to know about playing Thermia. If you don't already have a copy of Thermia, you may get it here: origamiorganelles.com/collections/new-models/products/thermia. If you have any questions about the game, please put them in the comments below. And if you have feedback on the game, we would love to hear about that in the comments too!
Nephron Part 2: Filtration, Reabsorption & Secretion
มุมมอง 8K3 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I'll model & explain filtration, reabsorption & secretion using the Origami Organelles nephron model. You can get your own model here: origamiorganelles.com/products/nephron
Nephron part 1: Glomerular filtration & urine production
มุมมอง 6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how the glomerulus filters and cleans our blood & see a demo of how much urine we make per minute & per day, how much blood is filtered per minute & more. Make sure to also check out the other videos on the Urinary System playlist.
Kidney Anatomy & Function
มุมมอง 1.9K4 ปีที่แล้ว
See what the different parts of the kidney, what the job of each it & how they work together to clean the blood, reabsorb what's needed & make/secrete urine. If you want to build your own 3D urinary system, the Origami Organelles model that I used in my video can be purchased here: origamiorganelles.com/products/urinary-system
Spirometry: How to Draw/Interpret a Lung Capacity Graph
มุมมอง 12K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Watch & follow along to create a spirometry graph & label & explain the waves. This is a great way to get ready to take your own spirometry measurements & interpret them, or interpret those taken by a doctor to better understand them.
Anatomy of the Heart
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Watch this video as you fill in the handout (below). The PDF of the handout for this video can be found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1DBEQ9ddxsQexZCT7SQ541kv8nK_RPvn7/view?usp=sharing & the Google Doc version here: drive.google.com/file/d/1uEw7cg2hstkVeMd8cV_I3IVxAhxPRabA/view?usp=sharing
Heart Interior Labeling
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Watch this video to label the interior of your heart. If you need the document, you can find it here: docs.google.com/document/d/1HggrgbBWyDO2v0UEBgp7FgWoqZTVUp14IJKrnaUhOUg/copy If you haven't already labeled the exterior portion, see this video to do that: th-cam.com/video/x3MP7rpX1kk/w-d-xo.html
Heart Exterior Labeling
มุมมอง 8K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Watch this video to label the exterior of your heart. If you need the document, you can find it here: docs.google.com/document/d/1HggrgbBWyDO2v0UEBgp7FgWoqZTVUp14IJKrnaUhOUg/copy When finished, make sure to check out the interior labeling video here: th-cam.com/video/wRcqjPmafO8/w-d-xo.html
Crossing the Synapse: How Signals Travel Between Neurons
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Crossing the Synapse: How Signals Travel Between Neurons
Action Potentials: Modeling + Guided Notes
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Action Potentials: Modeling Guided Notes
Model a Nerve Impulse: An Origami Organelles Lesson
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Model a Nerve Impulse: An Origami Organelles Lesson
Anatomy of a Neuron with DIY At Home Lesson
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Anatomy of a Neuron with DIY At Home Lesson
Pipetting by Numbers: Student Instructions
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Pipetting by Numbers: Student Instructions
Big Brain Activity: Coloring & Labeling Brain's Interior
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Big Brain Activity: Coloring & Labeling Brain's Interior
Heart Anatomy with Origami Organelles Model
มุมมอง 7K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Heart Anatomy with Origami Organelles Model
Big Brain Activity: Cortex Coloring and Labeling
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Big Brain Activity: Cortex Coloring and Labeling
@4:00 like the Tower of Bridge and the UK accent....
Does anyone have the link that works??? It keeps telling me cannot find.... the document is what i am looking for.
Hey! Psychology major here. I'm about to run an experiment on making permanent fashion color dye at home with household ingredients, one way I'm measuring the control vs the DV and IV is through using a microscope (my first since a kid!) to measure damage done to the hair and record it at every stage (putting this all online as well so other people can replicate my process and/or give feedback on my methods) Can I please ask a really dumb question, as this is my first time using a microscope as an adult and I am proceeding unguided what solution are you using to compare the samples of hair? do you need to use solution? in theory, in my situation, when looking for damage to the hair follicle, would using solution be counter productive? would it affect it at all? sorry for so many questions, I understand if this is off the wall
That's great 💯
This video SUCKS
this is why scientists are evil they kill just to play with
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super helpful! thank you queen ❤❤
Heidi, you are wonderful and creative. Thank you for all the activities and the videos! If there was anything good that came out of COVID, it was your material that you so generously shared. KUDOS!
Thanks for sharing your insight
why is the medulla opaque and discontinous?
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Grapehead candy has been discontinued (I like having purple and pink candy, like a Gram Stain), but I did find some online.
Eric
Thank you for this!
Heidi your video on this is the most descriptive without being too long, vey nice. I did this at a street fair booth for a science company yesterday and you answered some questions I had later!
doing this for biology on Friday for school very helpful thank you
you’ve saved a random 8th grade kid years later, thank you ❤️
Great video
That was really useful, Thank youu :))
you broke it down so simple.. thank you so much
love the video Heidi helped me a lot!
Banger.
Thanks for this activity! Such a great visual for any age. I'm using this with 5th and 6th grade.
I love this so much! I teach 5th and 6th grade science @ a homeschool tutorial and this is a great visual!
Great video! Do you have a similar video on using the Edvotek PCR machine for the bitter tasting lab? Thanks a bunch for this awesome resource.
What is the best way to prepare a slide with hair on it? It seems a little challenging. Do I need a cover slip at all? Thank you!
awful video not enough detail how to draw
Thank you for the great videos! I will def use these for my dissections!
excellent presentation
Great Video!!
Nice work 👍 keep going
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Hallo! What is the liquid you placed on each hair sample? Is it just water or something else? Thank you in advance!
These were actually prepared slides, made by the company that I purchased from. But you can make slides of hair using water and a cover slip and it works great and lets you re-use the slide repeatedly. If you want to make it permanent, just add a drop or two of clear nail polish instead of water and press down on the cover slip (if doing that, let dry for a few hours or overnight before viewing).
@Heidi Hisrich thank you for answering! :D
Very helpful :)
Thank you! I love it
Thanks for the feedback!
@3:00 LOL
back side of page?
amazing video, I wish you were my teacher. -sky hehe
hey i used fresh rasberries, i put the achohol in the fridge and used a coffee filter to strain it why didnt it work? its been far over and hour, maybe even 2.
It sounds like you did everything correctly. Did you mash fruit with soap to break open cells? Did you get a good layer of alcohol on top of the fruit solution? If you did those things and it still did not work, I'd try a different fruit. Strawberries are always my go to because they never fail me!
Hello!! How Are you? I think this video is so great! your content in general! So interesting! I wanted to ask if I could use just a little part of this video since I am making an audiovisual project for a course I am taking right now and I decided to talk about a condition I struggle with since I'm 8years old called Trichotillomania, which consist in having an uncontrollable urge to pull your hair out. I want to talk about this condition since I never had the chance to talk about it and now, in my 30s I think is time and I think it could help people like me :) Thanks!
Sure. You're welcome to.
@@HeidiHisrich Ohh thank you so much! I can of course give you the credits for this video, it would be a pleasure :)
Jimmy, AARON, and Ron very much appreciate the work you’re giving us to do in class 👍
Also, I want to laminate my game but my laminator can't do anything bigger than computer size paper. What do you recommend?
I laminated the 3 pages to make each board and then taped them with clear tape at the seams so they can be folded for storage.
I played this with my students and they LOVED it!!! They keep asking to play it again whenever they have free time. It also really helped them understand positive feedback and negative feedback, and the different ways your body maintains homeostasis!!
That's awesome! Thanks for the feedback. Ha ha, get it? It's a pun:)
My students always ask: why isn't the enzyme just attached to the primary antibody? That would save a step since then the secondary antibody wouldn't be necessary. I'm not sure how to answer them
i know this is a year late, but as i came across this video i thought i would reply. your students are referring to a direct ELISA - the enzyme can be attached to the primary antibody. this video covers the indirect ELISA technique that is covered in PLTW biomed. here's why you need the extra step: attaching the enzyme means that you had to create it in a lab - enzyme-linked antibodies don't occur naturally. the secondary antibody can recognize a general "class" of primary antibodies, which means you have to make fewer kinds of them, which is less expensive. if you attached to the primary, you'd have to create a greater variety (because the primary antibody is specific to the antigen) which is then more expensive.
@@rachelpage1829 thank you so much!!! That makes a lot of sense (and I'm still teaching it this year so it's just in time!)
give me the answers pls
Ha ha. Watch and learn...
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much Heidi, you are a life saver in the Biomedical Teaching world. How can I repay you?
I'm so glad you find it useful! I really made it for my students and anyone else it helps, that's just a great bonus!!