The document outlines the syllabus and learning objectives for Year 11 students covering topics in Magnetism, Static Electricity, and Electrical Quantities over several class dates in September 2022. Key points include explaining different types of magnetism, magnetic fields, electromagnetism, static electricity formation and applications, current, voltage, electromagnetic force, and measuring devices. Students will learn through explanations, demonstrations, online quizzes, projects, and laboratory work.
The document outlines the syllabus and learning objectives for Year 11 students covering topics in Magnetism, Static Electricity, and Electrical Quantities over several class dates in September 2022. Key points include explaining different types of magnetism, magnetic fields, electromagnetism, static electricity formation and applications, current, voltage, electromagnetic force, and measuring devices. Students will learn through explanations, demonstrations, online quizzes, projects, and laboratory work.
The document outlines the syllabus and learning objectives for Year 11 students covering topics in Magnetism, Static Electricity, and Electrical Quantities over several class dates in September 2022. Key points include explaining different types of magnetism, magnetic fields, electromagnetism, static electricity formation and applications, current, voltage, electromagnetic force, and measuring devices. Students will learn through explanations, demonstrations, online quizzes, projects, and laboratory work.
05/09/2022 16 Magnetism - Explain the difference between the 2 types - Types of magnetism of magnetism; permanent magnetism and - Magnetic fields induced magnetism - Electromagnetism - Understand that magnetic field is the region where an object experiences the magnetic force - Understand that like poles repel, while opposite poles attract - Determine how to draw a good magnetic field lines - Understand that the iron fillings method can only determine the pattern of the magnetic field lines, while the compass method can determine the direction of the magnetic field, hence the pole of the magnets - Understand that the spacing of the magnetic field lines shows the strength of the magnetic force - Explain about the Earth’s magnetic field and the use of the field that can shield the Earth from harmful radiation from the space, especially from the Sun - Explain that there is a difference in the compass’ magnetic north pole and the geographical (the Earth’s) true north pole
06/09/2022 16 Magnetism - Explain the production of electromagnetism
- Electromagnetism and the application of it
17 Static Electricity - Explain that in a neutral atom, the number
- How static electricity of protons and electrons are equal is formed - Explain that static electricity is formed by the friction when an insulator is being rubbed with a cotton or a wool - Understand that like charges repel while opposite charges attract - Understand that a conductor cannot hold the build up of electrons, therefore the electrons/negative charges will only going to be earthed or grounded - Explain the formation of lightning is due to large electrons discharge between the clouds 07/09/2022 17 Static Electricity - Explain some of the natural phenomena and - Applications and applications that are due to the discharge of natural phenomena of electrons / static electricity static electricity - Some of the examples are photocopier, - Online quiz paint spray gun in automotive industry, the formation of dust on the blades of a fan, the bending of water and why we must touch the body of our car before filling up the fuel - Students were then involved in an online quiz related to this chapter via Quizizz
12/09/2022 Projects - Students were given tasks to summarise
what they have learnt in Chapter 16 and Chapter 17 in the form of PowerPoint presentation
Quiz/Exercises - Students were given some exercises to do
related to Chapter 16 and Chapter 17 13/09/2022 18 Electrical Quantities - Explain the generation of current is due to - Currents the flow of charge in a circuit - Voltage and e.m.f. - Understand that the flow of electrons is from negative terminal of a battery to its positive terminal, while the flow of current is vice versa. - Explain about the good and the bad conductors - Explain the voltage or potential difference is the push of a power supply in a circuit, together with its definition - Understand that e.m.f. only can be measured when the circuit is open - Determine the usage of ammeter and voltmeter in measuring current and voltage, respectively, with their respective units