How the Eyes Work: Anatomy and Physiology (Future Doctors Course)

This is an instructional class where I will be teaching the structures that compose the human eye and how they work together to give us the sense of sight.

For this class you can expect a presentation using slides with a step by step explanation showing and detailing the names of the structures that compose the human eye.

There will be many moments during the lecture where students will be asked to share their thoughts and all are welcome to participate.  Classes are most interesting when students show their interest by asking questions and share any previous knowledge that they may know and wish to share. However participation is not mandatory. 

No previous knowledge of the material is necessary, just a willingness to learn and an interest in the information given. 

The course will be as follows:
- Class Rules
- Class Introductions and greetings 
- Overview
- Eye Anatomy
- How do we see
- Retina
- Common Eye Problems
- Q&A
- Goodbyes

Required experience or knowledge learners need:
- Test Zoom: turn off / turn on the microphone and video. 
- Use raise hand button.

*** For the best learning experience, please have your child (if possible) take this lesson in a quiet place where he/she can keep his/her camera on. This will help me make sure that the information is being understood as well as make the class more fun and engaging. ****