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How do we test a reflex? Typical reflex arc   RESEARCH (Label this section) The explanation / background of the topic- Teach the topic to students

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1. How do we test a reflex? Typical reflex arc  
2. RESEARCH (Label this section)
   • The explanation / background of the topic- Teach the topic to students. Share interesting and current research on the topic.
   • Use APA citations in the text to clarify sources.
   • Reminder: Your textbook should be one of the sources.
   • CRITICAL THINKING (Label this section, too)
   • This section is only for your thoughts/conclusions. This is not research based.
   • Examples: Apply everyday phenomena in terms of the scientific concepts in your research section. Make observations and draw conclusions.
   • Tips and Tricks for Remembering and Recalling. Is there a mnemonic device that might help you memorize this information or what helps you understand this?
   • Connect the dots. Why is this an important topic for you, your community, society, or the world? How does it relate to other concepts in the text?
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   • Teach the topic to students. Responses must add new information not previously discussed. Consider new factual information tied with critical thinking. Share interesting and current research on the topic.
   • Use APA citations in the post to clarify sources.
   • Do not simply summarize another student's post and agree/disagree.
   • Consider starting out posts with, “A research article I found said," "Did you know," or "Three things I found interesting were... ."
   • CRITICAL THINKING (Label this section)
   • Pose new possibilities or opinions not previously voiced.
   • Connect the dots. Why is this an important topic for you, your community, society, or the world? How does it relate to other concepts in the text?