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Anatomy and Physiology Learning in the 21st century
Here are some free resources that may help you get to grips with learning your anatomy and physiology.
Introduction Level
BBC GSCE Bitesize – GCSE revision guide
BBC Learning – links to various revision guides and other information
Exercise Physiology– Basic physiology
Heart & Circulation – Basic animations
Teaching Resources
Ken Hub anatomy : good series of videos breaking anatomy down into sections.
TES – Teaching resources under all topics for all ages (you need to register for free)
Intermediate Level
Massachusetts Institute of Technology – College level courses from Biology to weightlifting
Video Lectures
UC Berkeley – Biology video series 39 videos
Massachusetts Institute of Technology – Introduction to Biology series 34 videos
Coursera Great variety of online courses running for 4-6 weeks and more. I recently did the Exercise Physiology course (review here) which was very in depth.
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Thanks for the links! It’s great that there are so many online rercusoes for teaching through song. My kids enjoyed the Lyrical Life Science songs when they were in high school. I always loved any chance to add a teaching song to a topic.
Thanks for suppling the links to all this helpful & useful information, great resources and easy to digest, best James Colbourne