Analogy Game A good analogy is familiar, short, clear, visual, and illustrative. Compare different things to help your patients understand better.

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Analogy Game A good analogy is familiar, short, clear, visual, and illustrative. Compare different things to help your patients understand better.

Your team should have on their desks: Ciencia Forense Sabueso de Baskerville Wimpy Kid Wayside Stories Science Notebook Pen Pencil Paper

You can use… Situations, events, characters, conflicts, solutions, questions etc..from any books you have read this year

Purpose: Earn Points for creative, well-explained and thoughtful analogies (up to 5-points per analogy) How? The teacher will reward points for: Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

Try your Ciencia Forense book Example: Plasma is like… Try your Ciencia Forense book

EXAMPLE: Plasma in the blood is similar to "lifting" because plasma carries everything including waste and nutrients to the appropriate areas to get used or thrown away, and "lifting" is taking all the evidence from a scene to either be used by detectives as possible evidence to solve the case or evidence that cannot be used.  Function Compare and Why Look on page 91 of the "Ciencias Forense" book

Ready, get set and make an analogy for…

You have 8 minutes…

Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

You have 8 minutes…

Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

How do the skeletal and muscle systems work together? Create an analogy to explain your answer. You have 8 minutes…

Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

How does the muscular system interact with the circulatory system? Pick one from below to create an analogy.

Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

Now let’s try with a malfunction.

Teamwork (1-point) Using the text to find an analogy (1-point) Explanation of the analogy (1-point) Creative analogy (1-point) Everyone in the group participates(1-point)

Review your indicators CR1 and CR2 Be very specific in your answers.

On a new sheet of paper: You pick one system we have studied and explain to your patient: One component and its’ function using an analogy One interaction using and analogy One malfunction using an analogy what is wrong using an analogy. (CR1)

Your patient has twisted his ankle. He has a grade II sprain. Explain to your patient the necessary steps in his treatment to get better using an analogy or analogies. Is this injury severe for your patient? Why? Review CR2 before your start