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The skeleton & joints (2025)

This series of activities explores the role of the skeleton as levers and for anchorage of muscles. The differences between endoskeleton and exoskeletons are discussed, followed by the movement and structure of synovial joints. The range of motion of joints in different dimensions is explored using tools such as computer analysis and goniometers. Explain why humans have a skeleton. Suggest why there are different...

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