Understand what centre of gravity is
Design an experiment to measure the acceleration of gravity
Evaluate the results and compare the experimental values of gravity with the theoretical value of 9.81m/s2
A set of 11 past paper questions with their answers on standing waves
(wavelenghts, nodes/antinodes, foundamental frequency, harmonics, practicals, wire under tension etc)
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A set of 6 past paper questions with their answers covering:
-charging materials (moving of electrons)
-Van de Graaff generator
-real life applications
-practicals on static electricity
etc
Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment.
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Investigate total internal reflection of light
By the end of the lesson you should be able to:
Understand what critical angle is
Compare the change of direction of light in terms of refraction and total internal reflection
Apply your knowledge of fiber optics to real life examples
A set of 5 past paper questions with their answers on standing waves, focusing on speed of wave and tension on strings
Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment.
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A set of past paper questions with their answers covering:
-ac generator
-induced current
-charge
-transformers
-electric circuits and their components
etc
Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment.
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Design an investigation to examine how the surface of a container affect the heat loss
Identify the difference between heat and temperature
Design an experiment to test the heat absorption and emission for different surfaces
Evaluate your results and discuss real life applications
Set of 11 past paper questions with their answers covering:
-types of EM waves
-wavelenghts and frequencies
-uses of EM waves
-dangers of EM waves
-numerical calculation (v=fλ)
etc
Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment.
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Set of past paper questions with their answers focusing on GPE, KE and the law of conservation of energy.
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Material to cover couple of lessons on the dangers of the EM spectrum - Debate on whether mobile phones are safe to use.
Investigate aspects of different types of electromagnetic radiation
Compare and contrast the transverse and longitudinal waves
Demonstrate understanding of safety issues regarding the use of different waves of the EM spectrum
Evaluate the role of EM waves in everyday life
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Recall and use the equation relating distance, speed and time. Represent distance-time graphs of different motions.
Construct and interpret distance-time graphs.
Extract information from the gradient of the graphs.
Design an experiment to measure the acceleration of gravity
Make measurements and calculations to find acceleration
Compare your experimental results with the theoretical value
Evaluate your results and suggest ways to improve them
(Differentiated activity for LA/HA)
Examine and apply the ideas of mass, weight and gravitational strength
Distinguish between the mass and weight of an object
Relate the concept of weight as the effect of a gravitational field on a mass and perform numerical calculations
Apply your knowledge to design a device for exercising in space (zero gravity)
(Differentiated tasks)
Understand the idea of conservation of momentum
Apply the law of conservation of momentum in collisions
Calculate the force needed to produce a change in momentum in a given time
Explain and evaluate the safety features in cars
Material from Pearson Education has been used
A set of past paper questions to cover the topic of springs and Hooke’s Law.
It covers everything on spring constant, limit of proportionality, graphing etc.
It includes the mark scheme the shows how the marks are given.
It is an excellent resource to use for practice, revision and preparation for tests and exams.
Set of past paper questions with their answers covering:
-refraction
-refractive index
-total internal reflection
-practicals in refraction
etc
Can be used as classroom activity, homework, revision or assessment.
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Students had to prepare a presentation to explain how electricity is produced in their countries and to discuss about their energy resources.
I prepared a presentation as an example of what I am expecting of them.
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A presentation about the Doppler effect and its applications
Understand how wavelength affects the frequency of a wave
Explain what causes the Doppler effect
Investigate the real life applications of the Doppler effect
A presentation about the different parts of EM spectrum
Identify the different types of EM waves
Explain the use of each type of EM wave
Compare the transverse and longitudinal waves