Help your students explore the science of vital signs and body systems through hands-on investigations!
Whether you’re teaching biology, biomedical science, or human physiology, you’ll discover strategies to easily integrate real-time data collection into your classroom. Vernier biology experts Sara Tallarovic, PhD, and John Melville, PhD will demonstrate how to use the Go Direct® EKG, Go Direct Blood Pressure Sensor, and Go Direct Hand Dynamometer to give students practical experience collecting and analyzing key health metrics, such as heart activity, blood pressure changes, and muscle function.
Discover how real-time data collection can deepen students’ understanding of biological systems in real-world biomedical contexts.
What You'll Learn
✔ Best practices for reducing EKG noise and improving data accuracy
✔ How to guide students through complex physiological measurements, including blood pressure and EKG waveforms, and how to connect classroom theory to clinical practice
✔ Ways to integrate sensor-based investigations into your physiology units to support learning about cardiovascular and musculoskeletal systems
✔ Strategies for teaching data literacy and analysis skills that prepare students for STEM and medical career pathways
Register now to build your biomedical science instruction toolkit!
Attendees who join us live will be entered to win your choice of a Go Direct Hand Dynamometer OR the Human Physiology Experiments: Volume 1 e-book.
