Your Tutor: Maddy Wainright (PHD)

Barry Cryer

Maddy Wainright has nine years of experience in teaching international curriculum at an IB school and International school in Hong Kong. She teaches IBDP Mathematics, IGCSE Mathematics syllabuses including Additional Mathematics 0606, Extended Mathematics 0580, International Mathematics 0607 as well as courses in the junior secondary levels. She has also been the Form Tutor in different year levels and experienced in providing guidance and pastoral care to students. Maddygraduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with a degree in Electronic Engineering.

She further achieved a Ph. D in Electronic Engineering in 2008 and obtained her PGDE with Distinction from the same university. Through the years of teaching, Maddy puts efforts to engage and support students and let them understand the application and power of Mathematics in the real world and explore the beauty of Mathematics through their learning journey.

Demo Course: Basics of Anatomy - £200.00 Discounted from £200.00

Created by a team of doctors and medical students, each topic combines anatomical knowledge with high-yield clinical pearls, seamlessly bridging the gap between scholarly learning and improved patient care.
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Aims

Upon completion of this course you will be ready to move onto the advanced anatomy course. This course is a prerequisite.

Requirements

A good understanding of biology, whilst not essential, will help you get off to a flying start.

 

Details

Living systems can be defined from various perspectives, from the broad (looking at the entire earth) to the minute (individual atoms). Each perspective provides information about how or why a living system functions:

  • At the chemical level, atoms, molecules (combinations of atoms), and the chemical bonds between atoms provide the framework upon which all living activity is based.
  • The cell is the smallest unit of life. Organelles within the cell are specialized bodies performing specific cellular functions. Cells themselves may be specialized. Thus, there are nerve cells, bone cells, and muscle cells.
  • A tissue is a group of similar cells performing a common function. Muscle tissue, for example, consists of muscle cells.
  • An organ is a group of different kinds of tissues working together to perform a particular activity. The heart is an organ composed of muscle, nervous, connective, and epithelial tissues.

Modules you'll take on this course

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The Tarsals

Let us dive into this lecture, detailing the Anatomy of the first group of feet bone, the tarsals. Our hands and feet make up the extremities of our upper and lower limbs, respectively.

Aims

To educate you on the bones of the feet.

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The Mandible

This Anatomy lecture details all the anatomical features, muscle attachments, and articulations of the Mandible, in a comprehensive way. Also going into the interesting facts and important knowledge related to this special bone.

Aims

A full understanding of the mandible

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Cells of the Nervous System

Topic of this sqadia.com medical histology lecture is the nerve cells. Talking about nerve cell structure with respect to histology, paraffin section of human sympathetic ganglion and sensory ganglion is discussed.

Aims

An understanding of the cells of the nervous system

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Nervous Tissue test

Educational V-Learning™ medical lecture on nervous tissue. Our educator started off by shedding light on brain and spinal cord. Additionally, spinal cord and cerebellum histology has been brought under consideration.

Aims

An understanding of Nervous Tissue

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