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Learning Intention:
Learning Intention:
You will learn about the impact of an acquired brain injury (ABI) on a person’s biological, psychological, and social functioning
Success Criteria:
Success Criteria:
You will be able to:
define adaptive plasticity
describe one type of brain injury in depth, with regards to how it affects a person's biological, psychological and social functioning, and the effects of rehabilitation
Prior Knowledge:
Prior Knowledge:
Key Vocab:
Key Vocab:
Injury
Biopsychosocial (BPS)
Adaptive plasticity
Rehabilitation
New Knowledge:
New Knowledge:
POWERPOINT - Read and write down notes before each class.
Acquired Brain Injury.pptxComplete the following worksheet
Regions Of The Brain Revision - Aquired Brain Injury.docxA VISUAL NEGLECT PATIENT
A VISUAL NEGLECT PATIENT
List some BPS factors for spatial neglect.
ADAPTIVE PLASTICITY
ADAPTIVE PLASTICITY
Watch the video, describe the brain injury shown and explain how adaptive plasticity is at work.
Watch the video, describe the brain injury shown and explain how adaptive plasticity is at work.
Application Task:
Application Task:
I can start with this:
Edrolo Textbook 5B - 1 - 11
I know how to do this:
Edrolo Textbook 3B - Question 12 - 19
I'm very confident to do this:
Brain Injury Media Analysis.docxReflection:
Reflection:
Somewhat Confident
Somewhat Confident
I can:
Explain the causes and some impacts of brain injury.
Define adaptive plasticity.
Confident
Confident
I can:
Define adaptive plasticity.
Describe one type of brain injury with regards to how it affects a person's biological, psychological and social functioning.
Very confident
Very confident
I can:
Describe one type of brain injury in depth, with regards to how it affects a person's biological, psychological and social functioning.
Identify different BPS impacts from different injured areas of the brain
Define adaptive plasticity and explain how it leads to rehabilitation.
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