Brain scanning CAT, PET and fMRI. The BIG question: which part of the brain does what and how do we know?

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The BIG question: which part of the brain does what and how do we know?

Brain scanning CAT, PET and fMRI

Investigating the brain with scans CAT/CT Scan PET Scan fMRI Scan

Deep reading Divide up the text Choose a teacher Silent reading Teacher’s question Discuss and agree Teacher’s summary Choose a new teacher

Comparing Identifying and explaining the similarities and difference between things. Comparing deepens our understanding of the things we are learning. Generate facts Look for things that go together Find and fill gaps

Comparing when we write 1. Identify what the similarity or difference relates to. 2. Give the facts about each to back yourself up. E.g. one difference between One difference between ___ and ___ is ___ because one is ___ whereas the other is ___. One similarity between ___ and ___ is ___ because both ___. ___ is superior to ___ in relation to ___ because ___.