With the program Piktochart we've been doing a chart about how to do a report, what to include, etc.
miércoles, 27 de mayo de 2015
jueves, 21 de mayo de 2015
Sistema Ósteo Artro Muscular. (S.O.A.M.)
En Biología fuimos al laboratorio para hacer una disección de un fémur de una vaca. Le sacamos fotos de la parte interna y externa. Usamos el programa de edición fotográfica Skitch para editarlas y agregarles los nombres a las partes. Este trabajo lo hice en grupo con: Leandro Tagliaferri, Matías Viana, Agustín Sanchez y Azarías Viana.
¡Pero que hueso!
¡Pero que hueso!
miércoles, 20 de mayo de 2015
martes, 31 de marzo de 2015
Modelo General de la Regulación.
¡Modello Generale del Regolamento!
En Biología estamos viendo los Estímulos, la HOMEOSTASIS, el MODELO GENERAL DE LA REGULACIÓN, entre otros conceptos. Nuestra tarea era escribir un texto explicando el Modelo Gral. de la Regulación y su relación con la Homeostasis.
Todo ser humano tiene estímulos en el ambiente que lo rodea. Un estímulo es un impulso nervioso que es captado por los receptores. Ese impulso es enviado a los moduladores que general la respuesta más apta para lo que pasó. Por ejemplo: Si te pinchás el dedo con una aguja, ese pinchazo es un estímulo, que va a viajar por el nervio, después recorre el tronco del encéfalo y llega a la corteza cerebral en donde se hace consciente. Después, esa respuesta se envía por las vías de conducción motoras, hasta que llega a los efectores. Ellos se encargan de "Efectuar" o realizar la acciones que dicen esa respuesta. La respuesta va a las glándulas o a los músculos y generan esa respuesta adaptativa que puede ser positiva o negativa. O sea que puede ser favorable o desfavorable. Esa respuesta hace posible la homeostasis. ¿Qué es la homeostasis? La Homeostasis es el equilibrio ante ciertas situaciones. Es algo que varía dentro de límites precisos y ajustados.
domingo, 23 de noviembre de 2014
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Essay
“The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde”
By Robert Lois Stevenson
“The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by Robert Lois Stevenson. It talks about how a scientist called Henry Jekyll divides the human soul into its good and bad side. By doing this, something unexpected happens with the potion and he kills himself and his “bad side” (which is called, Mr. Hyde). There are three themes that we took into account. 1. The duality of human nature. 2. The importance of reputation. & 3. The guilty vs the innocent.
1. The duality of human nature tries to show what the division of the human soul can symbolize. It symbolizes that we are made of supposedly “evil side” and a “good side”. In the story , Hyde starts to dominate Jekyll till he kills Jekyll. At the beginning, Utterson can not believe that Jekyll and Hyde are the same person. Hyde's appearance makes him look like a primitive animal and also by showing how he reacts depending on the situation. "Between these two I now felt I had to choose. My two natures had memory in common, but all other faculties were most unequally shared between them. Jekyll (Who was a composite)" [...] "But Hyde was indifferent to Jekyll".
2. The Importance of reputation mainly talks about how Jekyll and Hyde try not to make the potion public and also, Hyde public. Jekyll only tell it to their two trully trusted friends, Utterson and Enfield. Utterson suspects Jekyll of hiding Hyde from the police from the murder because of his reputation and also of his friendship with Utterson. "But mostly to preserv the order" nd don't make everyone enter in panic. "My good Utterson" [...] " I believe you fully; I would trust you before any man alive".
3. The Guilty vs the Innocent explains the characters in a way that Hyde and Jekyll are the guilty ones. Jekyll can be guilty for making the posion but innocent for do not knowing that Hyde would kill him. Hyde is guilty for the murder of the little girl. Utterson, Poole and Enfield are innocents about being trully and trusty friends with Jekyll but they are guilty about not telling the truth. The most important things in the Victorian era is the reputation and being well-known in that time. "I thus drew steadily nearer to that truth by whose partial discovery I have been doomed to such a dreadful shipwreck".
Finally, the themes can show lots of details of the characters that are not written in the book. For example, they can explain why Utterson and Enfield never talked about Hyde or the potion. They show the division of the soul and which characters are guilty and which ones are innocent. These are some of the themes I think that are the most important ones. In my opinion the most important one, and complete is the one of the duality of human nature.
By Robert Lois Stevenson
“The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by Robert Lois Stevenson. It talks about how a scientist called Henry Jekyll divides the human soul into its good and bad side. By doing this, something unexpected happens with the potion and he kills himself and his “bad side” (which is called, Mr. Hyde). There are three themes that we took into account. 1. The duality of human nature. 2. The importance of reputation. & 3. The guilty vs the innocent.
1. The duality of human nature tries to show what the division of the human soul can symbolize. It symbolizes that we are made of supposedly “evil side” and a “good side”. In the story , Hyde starts to dominate Jekyll till he kills Jekyll. At the beginning, Utterson can not believe that Jekyll and Hyde are the same person. Hyde's appearance makes him look like a primitive animal and also by showing how he reacts depending on the situation. "Between these two I now felt I had to choose. My two natures had memory in common, but all other faculties were most unequally shared between them. Jekyll (Who was a composite)" [...] "But Hyde was indifferent to Jekyll".
2. The Importance of reputation mainly talks about how Jekyll and Hyde try not to make the potion public and also, Hyde public. Jekyll only tell it to their two trully trusted friends, Utterson and Enfield. Utterson suspects Jekyll of hiding Hyde from the police from the murder because of his reputation and also of his friendship with Utterson. "But mostly to preserv the order" nd don't make everyone enter in panic. "My good Utterson" [...] " I believe you fully; I would trust you before any man alive".
3. The Guilty vs the Innocent explains the characters in a way that Hyde and Jekyll are the guilty ones. Jekyll can be guilty for making the posion but innocent for do not knowing that Hyde would kill him. Hyde is guilty for the murder of the little girl. Utterson, Poole and Enfield are innocents about being trully and trusty friends with Jekyll but they are guilty about not telling the truth. The most important things in the Victorian era is the reputation and being well-known in that time. "I thus drew steadily nearer to that truth by whose partial discovery I have been doomed to such a dreadful shipwreck".
Finally, the themes can show lots of details of the characters that are not written in the book. For example, they can explain why Utterson and Enfield never talked about Hyde or the potion. They show the division of the soul and which characters are guilty and which ones are innocent. These are some of the themes I think that are the most important ones. In my opinion the most important one, and complete is the one of the duality of human nature.
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