#8 - Sports Psych Lab

In the sports lab there were many different technologies that I have never heard of. Many of them were new and fun to watch as the host of the lab explained to us how they work. One piece of technology actually connected to one of the student's finger and body via wires and it let us read her heart rate and movements. We even gave her multiple questions to see if she told the truth or was lying because the host said that the technology connected to her is similar to the technology in a lie detector test. That piece of technology can be useful in the classrooms or schools because some kids who are disabled do not have the ability to speak or express themselves like others. With the wires attached and connected we can see what excites them, what triggers them, in they're interested, or if they are lying.

Microsoft Powerpoint can satisfy each level of Bloom's Taxonomy chart for any grade level. The teacher, or I would be making an original powerpoint to present to my class on a certain subject. The subject or theme of the powerpoint would be analytic and encourage discussion in the class, allowing them to evaluate the powerpoint's content. Helping the students make connections with ideas discussed in the classroom and the powerpoint is essential and easy because power points can be a fun way to share information. After analyzing the information, they should take the nee knowledge they have obtained and apply it to different or new situations. Hopefully at this point, they understand what they have been taught and can remember it for the future.

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