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Scope and Sequence StudyForge
Scope and Sequence StudyForge
In this document, you will find a correlation for both the curricular competencies and the content for each of the chapters included in the course.
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Solution Files & Answer Keys
Physics 11 - CURRICULAR COMPETENCIES
Big Ideas Chapter
An object’s Forces influence the Energy is found in Mechanical waves
motion can be motion of an object. different forms, is transfer energy but not
3: Introduction to Forces
1: Physics Foundations
2: Kinematics
6: Electricity
7: Circuits
analyzed, and the ability to do
5: Energy
described. work.
*This competency isn’t covered within the curriculum as it’s a class-based competency. This should be able to be demonstrated in classroom discussions, or through forum posts in an online environment that encourage dialogue between students, peer-to-peer, as well as teacher to
student. As a suggestion, you could edit this template to include the areas you have asked for classroom discussion.
Physics 11 – CONTENT AND ELABORATIONS
Content Chapter
Vector and Horizontal Projectile Contact Mass, force of Newton’s Balanced and Conservation Power and
scalar uniform and motion forces and the gravity, and laws of unbalanced and energy; efficiency
quantities accelerated factors that apparent motion and forces in principle of
motion affect weight free-body systems work and
magnitude and diagrams energy
3: Introduction to Forces
1: Physics Foundations
4: Newtons Laws
2: Kinematics
6: Electricity
7: Circuits
5: Energy
Simple Applications Electric Thermal Generation Properties Characteristics Resonance Graphical
machines of simple circuits (DC), equilibrium and and of sound and frequency methods
and machines by Ohm’s law, and specific propagation behaviours of sound in physics
mechanical First Peoples and heat capacity of waves of waves
advantage Kirchhoff’s
laws