This magnified neck anatomy model presents a clear, handson view of the human larynx and surrounding structures, including a detailed tongue with teeth. It is designed to aid teaching and learning by visually demonstrating the morphology and internal relationships of the airway and speech organs. Key benefits Makes complex anatomy understandable through magnified, easytosee structures. Includes tongue with teeth to show oral cavity relationships important for speech and dental study. Supports active learning with a tactile model suitable for handling and close inspection. Helpful for instructors and students who need a practical visual aid for anatomy, speech, or dental courses. Features and attributes Function: Demonstrates morphology and structure of the larynx, airway, and related speech organs. Design: Magnified representation for clearer observation of anatomical details. Components: Larynx model combined with an anatomically accurate tongue and teeth. Useability: Intended for classroom demonstrations, lab study, and individual review. Compatibility: Suitable for anatomy courses, speechlanguage training, dental instruction, and allied health education. Practical use scenarios Classroom demonstration: Use during lectures or lab sessions to show the spatial relationships between the larynx, oral cavity, and teeth. Speech and language training: Use as a reference tool for students learning about voice production, articulation, and oral anatomy. Dental and allied health education: Use to illustrate how oral structures align with the airway and support multidisciplinary teaching. Why choose this model Delivers an enlarged, easytostudy view that helps accelerate comprehension without technical complexity. Combines oral and laryngeal anatomy in one model to provide a more complete teaching reference. Designed for repeated handling and close study in educational settings. This model is a practical, educational tool for instructors and learners who need a clear, magnified representation of the human larynx together with the tongue and teeth to support anatomy, speech, and dental instruction.