Good day Miss Angler, i have a series of questions that i would like to ask you firstly: is Areolar and Adipose Tissue the same thing and does it fall under Loose Connective Tissue Together? secondly: why didn't you add the "categories they lie in" ie. Loose Connective Tissue, Fluid Connective Tissue ect. is it not important as per se? thirdly: Why doesn't Yellow Elastic Tissue fall under Dense Connective Tissue and not Loose Connective Tissue? Don't they both stretch considering the fact that Areolar also has elastin fibre? if you could PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE explain to me in the comments i would be EXTREMELY grateful, thank you in advance for your consideration.
24:12 Could you define voluntary and involuntary movement? You said smooth muscles control involuntary actions such as breathing and blinking, yet those 2 examples are also voluntary unlike your heart beat.
Blinking and breathing are both involuntary movements. Involuntary means that the brain controls the action without instruction from you. All involuntary actions are controlled by the medulla and cerebellum in the brain. Voluntary action means you are controlling the action. Blinking can become voluntary if you are winking for example.
Another way to think of it is breathing does not stop while you sleep for example its involuntary. I think you need to refocus on what is and is not a voluntary action as this will affect your understanding of future nervous system topics
Striated muscles actually control breathing that’s why you can make conscious choices to breath more deeply/shallow. But the muscles are connected to your nervous system. The nervous system will transmit signals telling your breathing muscles to work without you thinking about it
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I understood everything so well & you've made it so easy to understand. Thank you, Miss Angler
Ma'am please may you do more grade 10 videos ☹️
She said no
You're in grade 12 now🎉
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@@Griddysmurk im writing tomorrrow
This video is the reason I got 97% for biology😁
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Writing Life Science tomorrow
Pray for me y'all 😂🚀❤
How was the test
@@dineo_boipelo it was a bit hard
Wow 😳 you suprised me. It's my first time seeing you on RUclips and I can understand you easily. Thank you Miss Angler. Love you ❤
Thanks ma'am this helps a lot because I am writing tomorrow :)
Don't lie you're not writing tomorrow
@@professora1555 I'm writing tomorrow tho
Thank you for grade 10 content it’s really appreciated ❤❤
Thank you ma’am I’m also writing tomorrow and they gave us a scope that we are going to write about Epithelial tissue❤️
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watch all our Life Science marks going up
Hi ma'am I don't know you but I'm very grateful for this lesson I can actually understand you and what you are teaching ❤❤
Wow mam. Thanks a lot because I'm writing on this next week. God bless mam
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Literally writing in 30 minutes I need this rn😭
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Watching this the night before my grade 10 final exam 😭😭💀
Mam, will you make a video about plant tissue aswell?
She refuses
@@professora1555 bruh...
thanks plus im writing tomorrow
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Thank you so much this video was super helpful ❤
Thanks so much mam these are very helpful
Thank you miss
Thanks ma'am this really helps❤️
You're welcome
Hey ma'am can you PLEASE do plant tissues PLEASE.
Thank you so much for this one it really helped me ad I got 88%
So can you pls do plant tissues
I'll make one tomorrow
Thanks for helping us 👏
wish me luck, i’m writing tomorrow😢
Thank you for this video.😊
her videos really help damn
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Good day Miss Angler, i have a series of questions that i would like to ask you
firstly: is Areolar and Adipose Tissue the same thing and does it fall under Loose Connective Tissue Together?
secondly: why didn't you add the "categories they lie in" ie. Loose Connective Tissue, Fluid Connective Tissue ect. is it not important as per se?
thirdly: Why doesn't Yellow Elastic Tissue fall under Dense Connective Tissue and not Loose Connective Tissue? Don't they both stretch considering the fact that Areolar also has elastin fibre?
if you could PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE explain to me in the comments i would be EXTREMELY grateful, thank you in advance for your consideration.
Who the are you to tell here that she is way smarter than you and me listen here and take notes you’re idot
Listen to her I repeat listen to her 👍👌🆗
24:12 Could you define voluntary and involuntary movement? You said smooth muscles control involuntary actions such as breathing and blinking, yet those 2 examples are also voluntary unlike your heart beat.
Blinking and breathing are both involuntary movements. Involuntary means that the brain controls the action without instruction from you. All involuntary actions are controlled by the medulla and cerebellum in the brain. Voluntary action means you are controlling the action. Blinking can become voluntary if you are winking for example.
Another way to think of it is breathing does not stop while you sleep for example its involuntary. I think you need to refocus on what is and is not a voluntary action as this will affect your understanding of future nervous system topics
Striated muscles actually control breathing that’s why you can make conscious choices to breath more deeply/shallow. But the muscles are connected to your nervous system. The nervous system will transmit signals telling your breathing muscles to work without you thinking about it
Effective lecture
This is so great
Writing tomorrow is crazy🥲,I'm cooked
Same
Thanks miss
Mam isn't the ciliated columnar epithelium or the ciliated epithelium part of the epithelial tissue types
It is
Is it okay if I use your video for my class report?
Writing tomorrow 🤧
I'm writing in 6 hours 😭😭
How was it?😭
All I know is that I passed 😭
Hey mam please do more videos for grade 10 life science term3
Hi ma'am can you be do plant tissues
I want to understand more
Writing in 10 hours 😭
Same 😔
seems kind of too straight forward though don't you think?
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Hi this video is so blurry I can't even see the labels
I can't even adjust the Quality because it say Unavailable
Please help
Hello I’m not sure why that is…we have never had a problem before it’s most likely your device or unstable internet
@missangler my internet speed and connection is outstanding the video quality won't change it says quality unavailable
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