Sequence Information Sequence: Exploring the Laws of Motion. Description: Keywords: Laws of Motion, Physics, Reflection, Collaboration, InquiryRun time: 30-45 minutes (adjustable depending on student needs)
Delivery Mode:
In-class online: Activities are conducted in the classroom using digital devices.
Blended learning: Combines online activities with face-to-face interactionsResources:
Noticeboard:
Informational posts with key facts about the laws of motion.
Share Resources:
Shared materials such as videos, simulations, or articles for further understanding.
Q&A:
A tool for students to ask questions and discuss the concepts for clarification.
Reflection:
Improving Your Design: A forum for students to reflect on their learning and suggest improvements.Outline of Activities:
Noticeboard:
Students start by reading a brief introduction to the laws of motion with key facts and lesson objectives.
Q&A:
Students ask questions and discuss their first impressions to clear up any confusion.
Share Resources:
Students receive additional materials (videos, simulations, experiments) that deepen their understanding of the laws of motion.
Q&A:
This phase allows for feedback on the materials and discussion about real-life applications of the laws of motion.
Reflection:
Improving Your Design: Students reflect on their understanding, suggest ideas for improving the design of activities, and provide feedback.Author view:
Audience: High school Subjects: Physics Language: English LAMS Version: 4.9 License: Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike
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Date: 02 December 2024 04:27 AM User Comments on Exploring the Laws of Motion. sequence
Great idea!
The idea of studying Newton's laws of motion by making paper airplanes, experimenting and studying the results is great! I really liked it and it excited me! Unfortunately, there are questions that are in Greek language and this made it difficult for me. I also noticed that the answers to some of the questions contained the word "correct". These are probably gaps in the adaptation of the content, which is more of a technical problem, easy to fix. The idea is great and I would recommend it to every physics teacher!Airplanes
https://youtu.be/HIjqINioWy8I don't know why your questions are appearing in Greek.
I wrote everything in English.
I'm also adding a link to the made airplanes.Great! Thank you!
Great! Thanks for the video!