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In Manchester, New Hampshire, Isabel Soto teaches middle school life science in the public school system. She turns students’ questions about the human body into classroom demonstrations that explain fundamental biology. Soto taught elementary outdoor education courses at a local nature center and received a bachelor’s degree in science education.

What Is the Stomach Lining and How Does It Work?Gut & Kidney
What Are Epidermal Ridges Skin & Hair
Why Does Blonde Hair Get Darker With Age?Skin & Hair
How Does the Body Throw Up? The Biological Process Gut & Kidney
Can You Eat Without a Tongue?Gut & Kidney
How Are Your Ears, Nose, and Throat Connected?Eyes & ENT
Why Do Males Have Facial Hair? The Scientific Reasons Skin & Hair
How Long Does It Take a Body to Rot?Biology
What Does Sea Water Do to Your Body?Gut & Kidney
Why Is Sweat So Salty? A Biological Explanation Skin & Hair
What Is the Function of the Epiglottis?Eyes & ENT
Why Do Humans Have Hair on Their Heads?Skin & Hair
Why Is Hair Important? From Biology to Social Status Biology
What Is Human Energy and How Is It Produced?Physics
How Much Carbon Dioxide Do We Exhale?Heart & Lungs
Why Are Men’s Bodies Warmer Than Women’s?Biology
What Is the Function of the Stomach in Digestion?Gut & Kidney
How Does Water Go Through Your Body?Gut & Kidney
What Are the 4 Stages of Swallowing?Gut & Kidney
Is Your Blood as Salty as the Ocean?Biology
Does Everyone Really Start Off as a Girl?Genetics
Do You Pee the Same Amount You Drink?Gut & Kidney
Why Do We Need to Break Apart the Food We Eat?Nutrition
What Does the Inside of Your Lungs Look Like?Heart & Lungs
What Gives You Energy and How Your Body Uses It Nutrition
Is Blood Dirty? What Science Actually Says Biology
What Does the Small Intestine Do in the Digestive System?Gut & Kidney
What Happens to the Body After a Person Dies?Biology
What Do Taste Buds Look Like Under a Microscope?Biology
What Does Burning Calories Do to Your Body?Diet & Weight