Human Senses: In Touch With The World - 16mm Sound - Color - 18min
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:48145967 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Genre: Educational | Film Format: 16mm |
Human Senses: ITouch with the World-16mm Sound-Excellent Color-18min Another story of the skin!
SYNOPSIS Our skin puts aworld of sensations in the palm of our hand, at thetip ofour nose, all over our bodies. Explore these skin sensations as In Touch with the World introduces our sense of touch. The sensations we experience through our skin help us to learn about the world and adapt to it. The skin has receptors for at least five different kinds of sensations: touch, pres...sure, hot, cold, and pain. Animation illustrates what happens when a pressure receptor in the skin is triggered, Fteoeptors for the other sensations work much as the pressure receptor does. Most of whatwefeel is a combination of these sensations. ln the film, students demonstrate that not all parts of our skin are equally sensitive to touch, pressure, pain, or temperature. The students map areas where temperature sensations are strongest and show that some places on our bodies have more touch receptors than others. Our sense oftouch is important in helping us develop a healthy personality and healthy rela- tionships. We all have skills right at our fingertips. Our sense of touch helps us make deci» sions, whether we realize it at the moment or nol. Our sense of touch also helps us avoid pain and adapt to our environment. But most important, our skin senses put us In Touch with the World.
Comes with Teacher's guide
No V.S.
Plastic Reel in Plastic Can
Overall condition-
Very light wear
Item Number #22876B
SEE Images for accurate condition from a 2k archival scan of this print.
All films are cleaned and lubricated before digitization
I do not rate sound due to the vast varieties of projectors, speakers and alignment issues
Typically, a good image=good sound.
Times are approximate. -Dave
Recently the U.S.Post Office has lost or damaged shipments. Insurance is now INCLUDED for your purchase at no additional charge. Your questions or comments are welcome.
SYNOPSIS Our skin puts aworld of sensations in the palm of our hand, at thetip ofour nose, all over our bodies. Explore these skin sensations as In Touch with the World introduces our sense of touch. The sensations we experience through our skin help us to learn about the world and adapt to it. The skin has receptors for at least five different kinds of sensations: touch, pres...sure, hot, cold, and pain. Animation illustrates what happens when a pressure receptor in the skin is triggered, Fteoeptors for the other sensations work much as the pressure receptor does. Most of whatwefeel is a combination of these sensations. ln the film, students demonstrate that not all parts of our skin are equally sensitive to touch, pressure, pain, or temperature. The students map areas where temperature sensations are strongest and show that some places on our bodies have more touch receptors than others. Our sense oftouch is important in helping us develop a healthy personality and healthy rela- tionships. We all have skills right at our fingertips. Our sense of touch helps us make deci» sions, whether we realize it at the moment or nol. Our sense of touch also helps us avoid pain and adapt to our environment. But most important, our skin senses put us In Touch with the World.
Comes with Teacher's guide
No V.S.
Plastic Reel in Plastic Can
Overall condition-
Very light wear
Item Number #22876B
SEE Images for accurate condition from a 2k archival scan of this print.
All films are cleaned and lubricated before digitization
I do not rate sound due to the vast varieties of projectors, speakers and alignment issues
Typically, a good image=good sound.
Times are approximate. -Dave
Recently the U.S.Post Office has lost or damaged shipments. Insurance is now INCLUDED for your purchase at no additional charge. Your questions or comments are welcome.
