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Acupuncture & Point Location

Chapter: The channels and collaterals. Introduction

Study Guide

Learning Plan

Each resource supports one of these five objectives.

The Channels and Collaterals — curriculum plan
Learner ObjectivesSubject MatterTeaching Method
1. Describe the circulation of the 12 Primary Channels.Circulation patterns and directional sequence of the four primary channel groups.Structured explanation, directional diagrams, sequence flashcards, memory aids, review questions and related SCORM exams.
2. Identify the internal connections.Internal connections described in the authorized Topic material.Relationship diagrams, comparisons, association flashcards and explained review questions.
3. Identify the naming system of the 12 Primary Channels.The naming and classification system described in the authorized Topic material.Comparison tables, visual associations, identification flashcards and classification exercises.
4. Arrange the channel system from most superficial to deepest.Relative depth and organization described in the authorized Topic material.Layer diagrams, ordering activities, sequence flashcards and assessment.
5. Recognize the organization and characteristics of the Regular Channels.Organization and characteristics of the Regular Channels within this Topic.Explanation, comparative diagrams, key concepts, review and related SCORM exams.
Objective 1 — Describe the circulation of the 12 Primary Channels.

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Objective 2 — Identify the internal connections.

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Objective 3 — Identify the naming system of the 12 Primary Channels.

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Objective 4 — Arrange the channel system from most superficial to deepest.

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Objective 5 — Recognize the organization and characteristics of the Regular Channels.

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Final Review

Return to each objective before opening the related exams.

  1. Describe the circulation of the 12 Primary Channels.
  2. Identify the internal connections.
  3. Identify the naming system of the 12 Primary Channels.
  4. Arrange the channel system from most superficial to deepest.
  5. Recognize the organization and characteristics of the Regular Channels.

Final Review Questions

Review questions covering the five objectives. Instructor draft — review before saving.

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