Neurology | Accessory Nerve: Cranial Nerve XI 

It’s impressive that these videos can be used to teach the subject matter or serve as excellent examples of proper teaching/lecturing techniques. You mention a couple in your note, e.g., repetition 5-6 times for each term or phrase, he relates things to each other and more commonly known items to create memory linkages, usw... He is a obviously a Subject Matter Expert (SME) as shown by describing the impact of damage to a nerve and such. He is an excellent teaching model as well. Did you hear/see how well he told us what we’re going to learn, taught us each of those items repeating the list of what we were learning, and then he told us what we learned and tied it back to what he said he was going to cover in the lecture. Attitudinally he’s upbeat, without being a cheerleader, admits his errors and omissions, does say he knows something that he doesn’t, and in the comments he acknowledges those who fill in details or teach him and us something he said he didn’t know. The “salpingio...” definition in one of the Vagus nerve video that I saw just before this. So he engages and rewards his “class” as best as possible in this medium. If I’d had a couple of profs like him, I might have developed a passion for some specific subject 30 years sooner than I did. Lol. Teaching is a high calling. It’s a shame we, as a society, don’t appreciate and reward it, and hold it in the highest esteem rather than cooing over Super Models, Lying Politicians (Sorry, redundant and repetitive term), or other Civil Servants (Police, Military, etc) who, semantically speaking are really our Civil Masters. (Idea stolen from Robert Heinlein). Thanks for reading my rant to those that did. I’d be curious to know what others think of the Ninja Nerd as a true Hero in our society. John T. Inscrutable

Sadly, he is no visual Artist or perhaps he is a great one, because I see influences Pablo Picasso in his drawing. This makes that one ugly human on the board. JTI

+Shona Fox Awesome!!!! I'm so happy we were able to help!!!!!

+Rezwana Islam Shoily Awesome!!!! I'm so happy we were able to help!!!

U are wrong internal jugular vein +10+9+ internal carotid artery runs in carotid sheath

U can say... Becoz it forms carotid sheath along with vagus nerve Carotid sheath is formed by cranial part of accessory nerve and vagus nerve...

He learns by using story telling that’s why he can remember. Try it 💡