pptx, 16.24 MB
pptx, 16.24 MB

Complete “Ready to go” lesson with no adapting necessary!
New for AAQ Pearson Applied Science BTEC from Sept 2025 Specification
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This lesson covers:
•What stationary waves are, how they are formed and how they are different to progressive waves including what nodes and antinodes are. Followed by a short set of questions
•What are harmonics of stringed instruments including where the nodes and antinodes are, links to wavelength and fundamental frequency and pitch. Followed by student task where students draw the first 5 string harmonics, identify the wavelength, no. of nodes and antinodes
•What is resonance in the context of instruments linked to a swing analogy and an interesting real-life example of the Tacoma bridge collapse
•How to calculate wave speed from tension and mass per length of string with an example. Followed by a task where students use this equation and v=fλ to draw conclusions about bass strings and guitar tuning on frequency, speed and pitch
•What are harmonics of wind instruments (open ended and open-close ended) including where the nodes and antinodes are, links to wavelength and fundamental frequency and pitch. Followed by student task where students compare the harmonics of all 3 examples of instruments from this lesson

NO PRINTING REQUIREMENTS - you may wish to print the tables for the string harmonics task due to the large volume of content in this lesson and time constraints
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This lesson follows my usual style and contains:
•Recall starter to build retention of previously learned content
•Clear levelled learning objectives and outcomes
•Clear and modern layout utilising GIFS and Youtube
• Variety of tasks and plenaries with self assessment to assess progress
• ANSWERS INCLUDED!

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AAQ Pearson Applied Science- 3A: Understanding waves and optical fibres

New for the AAQ Pearson Applied Science BTEC - teaching starting from 2025 A bundle containing the full specification of content for the topic A: Understanding waves and optical fibres in Unit 3: Principle and Application of Physics The lesson order is as follows: • Wave Properties (27 slides) • Phase difference and Superposition (20 slides) • Diffraction Gratings and Emission Spectra (22 slides) • Stationary Waves (25 slides) • Refraction and Total Internal Reflection (22 slides) • Optical fibres, Analogue and Digital signals (24 slides + worksheet) • Electromagnetic Waves and the Inverse Square Law (20 slides) • Electromagnetic Waves in communication (18 slides) A total of over 170 slides worth of content! All lessons follow a similar structure and design with: • Learning objectives and specification link • Recall starter activity with answers based on previous lesson • Explanation slides with clear concise diagrams - chunked in an easy to understand format • Variety of practice activities including exam questions, gap fills, differentiated questions etc. • Answers for all questions • All easily editable to adapt to your teaching or to use in existing lessons although all lessons are ready to go • Minimal printing - I understand how limited printing budgets are so printing is mostly restricted to small diagrams and reusable fact sheets. • The occasional fun and interesting fact.

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