DEHESA, ELENA / HIDALGO MORENO, ANTONIO JOSE / GONZALEZ LOPEZ DE GUEREÑU, JOSE / SANTOS, JAVIER / GA
HUMAN BEINGS AND HEALTHScientific work1.1. The work of scientistsHuman beings and health1.2. The organisation of the human body: much more than cells1.3. Health: a question of balance1.4. The immune system: how does our body defend itself?Food and diet1.5. Eating well to improve your health1.6. Good nutritional health!VITAL FUNCTIONSNutrition: digestive and respiratory systems2.1. The digestive system transforms food2.2. How does oxygen get to your cells? The respiratory systemNutrition, circulatory and excretory systems2.3. The transport of nutrients: the circulatory system2.4. The elimination of waste : the excretory systemThe interaction function: nervous and endocrine system2.5. The nervous system: your body´s control centre2.6. Hormonal regulation : The endocrine system2.7. Healthy habits and mental healthThe interaction function: the senses and the locomotor system2.8. How does your body sense things?2.9. How do you move? Discover the locomotor systemReproduction2.10. The reproductive system2.11. Sexual healthTHE ENVIRONMENTEcosystems3.1. Characteristics of ecosystems3.2. Diversity among ecosystems3.3. The impact of human activities on ecosystems
Objective: Interpret the nearest reality by field observation, experimentation and searching different sources to solve questions and contrast hypothesis.Revuela gets it by:- Competency approach. Approach to scientific questions based on direct or indirect observation of the world in common situations and contexts.- Understand to learn. Establishing connections with everyday situations awakening the creative and entrepreneurial spirit to develop scientific thinking.
