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Vision
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Lesson Overview
How does the human body process communication?
In this lesson, you will learn:
How light travels into the eye
How the eye processes information
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Guiding Questions
When you look at something, how do you know what you are seeing?
What process does your body go through to identify the object?
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Why study the eye?
The eye is the entry point for most of our information.
We need to understand how the information is processed.
The eye is able to make adjustments to ensure a message is processed
correctly.
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How does light enter the eye?
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The eye of a cow
Cow’s Eye Dissection
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What is light?
Portion of the electromagnetic spectrum
Visible spectrum
Waves ranging from 380 nm to 750 nm
Red to violet
White vs. black
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The Visible Spectrum
Splitting White Light activity
Simulation of a Rainbow
Catch the Waves
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Student Activity
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AA
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Color Sensitivity
Range of colors easily seen by the human eye
Females vs. males
Use in Web design
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Color Sensitivity
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Lesson Review
How does the human body process visible
communication?
How does light travel into the eye?
How does the eye process information?