
This fully illustrated guide to the human body in which the student colors in the body's structural components includes 100 full-page drawings, each with a facing-page textual description and a labeling key that corresponds to the numbered anatomical structures in the illustration. This coloring atlas follows the standard sequence of topics in most beginning anatomy courses. The book is an excellent supplement to Winegard, THE HUMAN BODY.
How can the process of manual coloring facilitate the retention and understanding of complex human anatomical structures? The authors, Edwin Chin, Jr. and Joanne Thorner, Ph.D., utilize a pedagogical approach that combines visual art with descriptive text to reinforce anatomical knowledge. By requiring the student to actively label and color specific components, the book creates a tactile learning experience designed to mirror the curriculum of introductory anatomy courses.
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Educators and students frequently identify this text as a practical supplementary tool for reinforcing memorization in introductory anatomy courses. Experts note that the structured, sequential layout aligns effectively with standard academic curricula.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
1993-01-01
Publisher:
Brooks/Cole Pub Co
ISBN-10:
0030018064
ISBN-13:
9780030018060
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