Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Introduction to Physics |
Learning | 1.4 Understanding measurements |
Learning | The students are able to : 1. explain types of experimental error. 2. use appropriate techniques to reduce errors. |
Learning | - Demonstrate through examples systematic errors and random errors. - Discuss what systematic and random errors are. - Use appropriate techniques to reduce error in measurements such as repeating measurements to find the average and compensating for zero error. |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | All the students were able to explain types of experimental error. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Waves |
Learning | 1.5 Analysing interference of waves |
Learning | The students are able to : 3. draw interference patterns. 4. interpret interference patterns. |
Learning | - Discuss Young's double slit experiment. - Discuss interference patterns of light waves. - Discuss interference patterns. |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | 95% of the students were able to draw interference pattern. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Standard Form |
Learning | 1.2 Standard Form |
Learning | The students are able to : |
Learning | - Express the numbers in standard form. |
Noble | having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | Work book |
Reflection : | 30 % of he students were able to express the numbers in standard form. |
Week : | 4 25.1.11 (Tuesday) |
Learning | 1. Introduction to Physics |
Learning | 1.4 Understanding measurements |
Learning | The students are able to : 1. explain types of experimental error. 2. use appropriate techniques to reduce errors. |
Learning | - Demonstrate through examples systematic errors and random errors. - Discuss what systematic and random errors are. - Use appropriate techniques to reduce error in measurements such as repeating measurements to find the average and compensating for zero error. |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | All the students were able to explain types of experimental error. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Standard Form |
Learning | 1.2 Standard Form |
Learning | The students are able to : |
Learning | - Express the numbers in standard form. |
Noble | having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | Work book |
Reflection : | 40 % of the students were able to express the numbers in standard form. |
Week : | 4 26.1.11 (Wednesday) 4S2 / 4S1 |
Learning | 1. Introduction to Physics |
Learning | 1.4 Understanding measurements |
Learning | The students are able to : |
Learning | - Discuss to solve problems involving vernier callipers and micrometer screw gauge. |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP, exercise |
Reflection : | 90 % of the students were able to solve the problems. |
Week : | 4 Physics |
Learning | 1. Waves |
Learning | 1.6 Analysing sound waves |
Learning | The students are able to : 2. explain how the loudness relates to amplitude. 3. explain how the pitch relates to frequency. 4. describe applications of reflection of sound waves. 5. calculate distances using the reflection of sound waves. |
Learning | - Discuss (a) the production of sound by vibrating sources. (b) sound waves as a longitudinal wave requiring a medium for propagation. - Discuss the effect of: (a) amplitude on loudness, (b) frequency on pitch. - Discuss the applications of sound waves. |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | All the students were able to describe sound waves. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Standard Form |
Learning | 1.2 Standard Form |
Learning | The students are able to : |
Learning | - Express the numbers in standard form. |
Noble | having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | Work book |
Reflection : | 40 % of the students were able to express the numbers in standard form. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Introduction to Physics |
Learning | 1.5 Analysing scientific investigations |
Learning | The students are able to : 1. identify variables in a given situation. 2. form a hypothesis. 3. design and carry out a simple experiment to test the hypothesis. 4.record and present data in a suitable form. 5. interpret data to draw a conclusion. |
Learning | - Discuss to: (a) identify all the variables (b) form a hypothesis (c) plan the method of investigation including selection of apparatus and work procedure (d) present data in a suitable form (e) interpret the data and draw conclusions |
Noble | systematic |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | All the students were able to understand the lesson. |
Week : | 4 0815-0925 |
Learning | 1. Waves |
Learning | 1.7 Analysing electromagnetic waves |
Learning | The students are able to : 1. describe the electromagnetic spectrum. 2. state that visible light is a part of the electromagnetic spectrum. 3. list sources of electromagnetic waves. 4. describe the properties of electromagnetic waves. |
Learning | - Discuss the electromagnetic spectrum in terms of: (a) decreasing wavelength and increasing frequency, (b) sources. - Discuss the properties of electromagnetic waves. - Discuss the applications of electromagnetic waves . |
Noble | Having critical and analytical thinking |
Teaching | OHP. notes |
Reflection : | 95% of the students were able to state the properties of electromagnetic waves. |
Week : | 4 |
Learning | 1. Introduction to Physics |
Learning | 1.5 Analysing scientific investigations |
Learning | The students are able to : 1. identify variables in a given situation. 2. form a hypothesis. 3. design and carry out a simple experiment to test the hypothesis. 4.record and present data in a suitable form. 5. interpret data to draw a conclusion. |
Learning | - Discuss to: (a) identify all the variables (b) form a hypothesis (c) plan the method of investigation including selection of apparatus and work procedure (d) present data in a suitable form (e) interpret the data and draw conclusions |
Noble | systematic |
Teaching | OHP, notes |
Reflection : | All the students were able to understand the lesson. |