The first thing Meghan's brain has to do in the morning is to activate its frontal lobes in order to decide what cereal she wants for breakfast. Meghan has a big collection, so when it comes to choosing, she is very critical. The frontal lobes are in charge of critical thinking.

English Essay on an experience from your childhood.

Next Meghan went to school. During English class she was asked to do an assignment about her childhood. She had to use Glutamate, the neurotransmitter that controls memory.

After English, Meghan went to physics and listened to a lecture. Your temporal lobes allow you to hear things.

After physics, Meghan goes to psychology. In this class you have to do a lot of thinking and learning. It takes a lot of focus and attention; therefore you she uses her reticular formation. This part of the brain allows you to focus in on something.

After school, Meghan went to argue with her math teacher on a recent grade. In order to have a solid argument she needed to produce the words that communicate what she is feeling. The Broca's area is what allows her to convert emotions to words.

Before practice, Meghan went for a stroll in the park. Unfortunately when she was walking, she stepped on a bee nest and one flew out and stung her right on her hand. It immediately started to throb. The parietal lobe is the part of the brain that is telling the body is in pain. The parietal lobes are in charge of the senses.

Once Meghan gets to practice she puts in her contacts to make sure she can see everything really well. In volleyball seeing is one of the most important senses because you need to be able to track the ball. You track the ball by using the occipital lobes. These lobes are in charge of processing vision AKA finding out where a ball is.