Everyone learns and studies in different ways. Even when an instructor and textbook have eloquently explained a

Everyone learns and studies in different ways. Even when an instructor and textbook have eloquently explained a concept, a simple rewording or analogy by a peer can sometimes give that "lightbulb" moment that you were missing to connect the concepts. Sometimes our peers develop a new pneumonic to remember the sequence of structures that makes it easier to remember. Other times, you may find sketching the anatomy or thinking about a real world circumstance help you to remember a specific concept better than just looking over it in your book or on your screen.

For this Extra Credit Assignment, you can create and share a creative and novel (new) study tool that represents any anatomy or physiology topic from A&P II. You will not receive points for copied or widely known study tools, so do not copy and paste from Google. Let your creative juices flow as you continue to learn A&P.

Project: You can complete 1 project for 1 post from any of the categories:

• reflective/analytical
  • Myth Buster handout w/at least 1 reference proving the myth wrong
  • Personal reflection/case study w/1 page double spaced explaining an A&P concept and how it relates to a real world situation
  • VB Notecards or Tour of Anatomy 
• creative
  • pneumonic study tool (can not be an already published pneumonic)
  • children's story book/poem over an A&P concept
  • artistic creation
  • musical piece (song, dance, skit)