Create a Neuron Analogy of your own!
Relate the concept of the nerve impulse to something you already know. Make an analogy between what you have learned about the way neurons send and receive information to something â anything that you know very well. It could be anything at all – I use a a balloon analogy in my face-to-face classes, TV program, baking, sailing, or going dancing. Tie the concepts you have learned in this class to your analogy.
Create something: a power point, web-page or video that teaches how a neuron fires by comparing it to what chosen in a very clear way. First, write out how each concept (list below) works in the neuron, then talk about how that is like your topic of choice; like in the example I use in class – a balloon releasing confetti is like the release of neurotransmitters. You can look at several examples of past student projects. Specifically, at least include
the resting potential
threshold of excitation
action potential
all-or-none law
release of neurotransmitters
Relate this process in a clear way as if you are teaching someone this process. Also, make it visually interesting/appealing.
Sample Solution
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GTHS: Subscribers: Vodafone has global presence giving it massive subscriber base which they retain efficiently. As of 2018, Vodafone has total of around 444 million users. Marketing: Vodafone comes out with great campaigns. The Vodafone Pug and the Vodafone Zoozooâs were a brilliant and endearing campaign ideas which people loved. These campaigns keep people interested and be loyal to their network provider. Revenues Generations: Vodafone is ranked 104 in its sales across the globe 2000 list and number 84 in market value. Market Coverage: Operations in 26 countries. Ranked 395th by Forbes in top 2000 brands. Second largest subscriber base in India WEAKNESSES: Poor Performance: 40% of the revenues are coming from India and not from UK or US. Due to Economic conditions in Europe and Brexit, performance has been poor in the home country. Loss of Market Share in USA: Verizon and AT&T both are leading companies in USA and thus Vodafone not providing premium services is making it lack behind. Loss of Subscribers: In the last 4 years there have been rise of other service providers around the globe and Vodafone is losing subscriber base, so they need to implement different strategies and strengthen its core values to acquire more customers. OPPORTUNITIES: Network Coverage: In 2016 India Vodafone came out with a mobile phone app which showed the network coverage and also help customers to find and report any problems that are being occurred. 4G/5G â 4G has caused disruption but at same time it gave people to look for the best network operatorsâ once again. Vodafone struggled to attract more customer for their ser>
