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Cerebellum

Coordinates basic movements, skilled movements- tying a shoe

Pons

Connects higher brain centers and spinal cord. Coordinates the flow of information between the cerebellum and higher brain centers, aids medulla oblongata in regulating respiration

Reticular information

Group of neurons that extend through medulla oblongata pons and midbrain