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Respiration Process
One of the examples of Bodily-Kinesthetic is the respiration process. Students can easily learning through the movement of their body. What is respiration process? Respiration is a process at which the oxygen gas is inhale into the body and release carbon dioxide to surrounding.
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Inhalation. 1. Inhalation is the process at which the oxygen is sucked into the lung. 2. The size of lung is increased. 3. The diaphragm is curved downward (contract). 4. The volume of air is increased inside the lungs. 5. Rib cage is move upward and outwards. 6. Pressure inside the lung decrease.
Exhalation. 1. Exhalation is the process at which the Carbon Dioxide is release to the surrounding. 2. The size of lung decreased. 3. The diaphragm is curved upward (relax). 4. The volume of air decreased inside the lungs. 5. Rib cage is moves downwards and inwards. 6. Pressure inside the lungs increased.
Analogy of Respiration
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Trachea and bronchus
Body Lungs
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Model of respiration
Inhalation Exhalation
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Activity 1 :
1. All students need to stand up. 2. Students are asked to inhale and exhale several times. 3. They have to observe the physical changes that happen to them while they are inhaling and exhaling. 4. They are asked to repeat the steps several times.
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Another examples :
1. All hands-on activities where they can feel, touch and manipulate the objects. 2. Learn how to ride a bike. 3. Learn how to fly. 4. Making a role play about the topic. 5. Learn about the direction of the current, in Physics. 6. Gardening . 7. Drama.
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