Viewing & Representing in the area of Physics
Key ConceptsA large portion of science and physics in particular involve viewing and representing many different things: viewing an experiment, viewing affects of variable changes, viewing the resulting data, representing data in usable form, representing research results, and more.
Curriculum ConnectionsFrom the Alberta-Ed ELA curriculum, "General Outcome #3 – Students will listen, speak, read, write, view, and represent to manage ideas and information."
From the Alberta-Ed Program of Studies for Physics 20/30, the first general learning outcome from Unit A is "Students will describe motion in terms of displacement, velocity, acceleration and time. " Some others from Unit D of Physics 20 is " describe the conditions that produce oscillatory motion" and "describe the properties of mechanical waves and explain how mechanical waves transmit energy." Strategies, Lessons, Teaching IdeasSome Viewing strategies in the area of physics include:
Some Representing strategies in the area of physics include:
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