Hormones: Chemical Messengers
Students will understand that hormones are chemical messengers produced by glands that regulate specific body functions, with examples like growth or reproduction.
Key Questions
- Explain what hormones are and their general role in the body.
- Provide examples of how hormones influence growth or reproduction.
- Compare the way hormones work with how the nervous system works.
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