Human Eye Working Model

Human Eye Working Model

The Human Eye Working Model replicates the anatomy and

function of the human eye, providing an interactive educational 2D

experience. It features movable parts and accurate detailing,

facilitating a deeperunderstanding of vision concepts.

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including the cornea, iris, lens, retina, and optic nerve. le)

Various parts of the model are movable, allowing users to YY

observe howchanges in the eye’s structure affect vision.

Ideal for classroom demonstrations, science fairs, and home

study, providing a visual aid for understanding the complexities Lesson Plan and

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Made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and

longevity for repeated use. Step-by-Step

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The cornea and lens refract incoming light rays, focusing them

onto the retina atthe back of the eye. _

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The retina contains photoreceptor cells called rods and cones, explora

which convert light into electrical signals. and exploration to

These signals are transmitted through the optic nerve to the students

brain, where they are interpreted as visual information. a

By manipulating the movable parts of the model, users can Group discussion and

observe how changes in the shape of the lens or pupil affect the brainstorming session

clarity and focus of the projected image. on the topic.

The model serves as a visual representation of the eye’s

function, helping users understand concepts such as Question and Answer

accommodation, depth perception, and visual acuity. session

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Lesson Plan and Activity Includes

• Step-by-Step Instructions for assembling of the project
• Hands on training and exploration to students
• Group discussion and brainstorming session on the topic.
• Question and Answer session
• Debate/Quiz on the topic
• Observations & Analysis in real world scenario
• Assessments and recognition.