LMAO, thanks for posting that. Do you know the back story on the video? It looks so polished (and the singing!), that it almost can't be all just medical students producing that in their spare time. Maybe a collaboration between the Medical school and the Arts & Entertainment and Film schools? That is one polished video!Ygggdrasil said:
berkeman said:
https://boston.cbslocal.com/2013/12...ts-ask-what-does-the-spleen-do-in-new-parody/
The purpose of creating a music video about human body systems is to make learning about the different systems of the body more engaging and entertaining. By combining music and visuals, it can help students remember and understand the information better.
A music video can accurately depict the complexities of the human body systems by using scientific facts and illustrations in the lyrics and visuals. It can also incorporate animations or real-life footage to further enhance the understanding of the systems.
Anyone can benefit from watching a music video about human body systems, but it is especially helpful for students learning about the human body in school. It can also be a fun and informative way for people of all ages to learn about their own bodies.
Yes, there have been studies that show that music can aid in learning and memory retention. When used in educational settings, music can help students retain information and improve their understanding of complex concepts, such as the human body systems.
One potential drawback is that some people may find it difficult to learn through music and visuals, and may prefer traditional methods of learning. Additionally, the accuracy of the information presented in the music video should be carefully evaluated to ensure it is scientifically sound.