This document provides a unit plan for a physics lesson on mechanics for grade 11 students over 6 weeks. The lesson objectives are to understand concepts in mechanics like position, speed, velocity, acceleration and how to interpret graphs related to kinematics and dynamics. Students will work collaboratively in groups to observe real-world examples, ask questions, collect information through resources and experiments, analyze examples, and communicate their understanding. Assessment will include quizzes, homework, classwork, and practical experiments. Teaching materials will include definitions, Newton's laws, vectors, and sensors to measure motion. The lesson incorporates the scientific method and hands-on experiments.
This document provides a unit plan for a physics lesson on mechanics for grade 11 students over 6 weeks. The lesson objectives are to understand concepts in mechanics like position, speed, velocity, acceleration and how to interpret graphs related to kinematics and dynamics. Students will work collaboratively in groups to observe real-world examples, ask questions, collect information through resources and experiments, analyze examples, and communicate their understanding. Assessment will include quizzes, homework, classwork, and practical experiments. Teaching materials will include definitions, Newton's laws, vectors, and sensors to measure motion. The lesson incorporates the scientific method and hands-on experiments.
This document provides a unit plan for a physics lesson on mechanics for grade 11 students over 6 weeks. The lesson objectives are to understand concepts in mechanics like position, speed, velocity, acceleration and how to interpret graphs related to kinematics and dynamics. Students will work collaboratively in groups to observe real-world examples, ask questions, collect information through resources and experiments, analyze examples, and communicate their understanding. Assessment will include quizzes, homework, classwork, and practical experiments. Teaching materials will include definitions, Newton's laws, vectors, and sensors to measure motion. The lesson incorporates the scientific method and hands-on experiments.
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