Course Content
Theme 01: Cell Cycle, Cell Division and Structure of Chromosomes
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Theme 02: Genetics
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Theme 03: Absorption by Roots
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Theme 04: Transpiration
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Theme 05: Photosynthesis
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Theme 06: Chemical Coordination in Plants
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Theme 07: The Circulatory System
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Theme 08:The Nervous System & Sense Organs
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Theme 09: The Endocrine System
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Theme 10. The Reproductive System
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Theme 11. Population
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Theme 12. Human Evolution
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Theme 13. Pollution
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Biology – 10
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Theme 8A: The Nervous System Course Summary

In Theme 9A, “The Nervous System,” you will embark on a fascinating journey into the intricate world of nervous systems. This course segment is divided into three key areas:

1. Animals – Nervous System:
– Explore the diversity of nervous systems in the animal kingdom.
– Learn about the various adaptations that enable different species to respond to their environments.
– Understand how the nervous systems of animals play a crucial role in their survival and behavior.

2. Types of Nervous Actions:
– Distinguish between different types of nervous actions, ranging from simple reflexes to complex voluntary actions.
– Examine the neural pathways and processes involved in each type of nervous action.
– Gain insight into how our nervous system allows us to react to stimuli in our surroundings.

3. Human Nervous System:
– Take an in-depth look at the structure and functions of the human nervous system.
– Study the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, and its role in processing information and generating responses.
– Explore the peripheral nervous system, consisting of nerves and sensory organs, and understand how it connects us to the world.

By the end of Theme 9A, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the nervous system’s role in the animal kingdom, the different types of nervous actions, and how the human nervous system enables our complex interactions with our environment. This knowledge is essential for comprehending human biology and physiology and provides a foundation for further studies in this field.