LP Week 16
Date
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15/4/2013 (Monday)
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Time
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7.05am-8.15am
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Class
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5S3
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Subject
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Physics
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Learning Area
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Electricity
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Learning Objective
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Analysing electromotive force
and internal resistance
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Learning Outcomes
|
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Activities
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Experiment 2.5
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Noble Value
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Students being analytical and
honest
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Teaching Aids
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Physic’s textbook, hand-out, material
and apparatus experiment 2.5
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Reflection
|
Students working out in group
to compeleted the task on time.
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Date
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15/4/2013 (Monday)
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Time
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8.50am-9.20am
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Class
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4S2
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Subject
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Physics
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Learning Area
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Force and Motion
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Learning Objective
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2.5 Understanding the effect of
a force
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Learning Outcomes
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A student is able to
• describe the effects of balanced force on an
object.
• describe the effect on an object.
• determine the relationship between force, mass
and
acceleration i.e F=ma
• solve problems using F=ma
|
Activities
|
Explaining,
discussion and working out questions
|
Noble Value
|
Students being accurate and
analytical
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out and
transparency
|
Reflection
|
Students doing well in class.
At the end 70% of them completed the task given
|
Date
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16/4/2013 (Tuesday)
|
Time
|
7.05am-8.15am
|
Class
|
5K1
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Subject
|
Science
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Theme
|
Force and
motion
|
Learning
Area
|
Motion
|
Learning
objective
|
1.2 Analysing the concepts of speed, velocity and
accelerating
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Learning
Outcomes
|
A student is able to:
•
determine the
velocity and
accceleration of a moving object,
•
solve problems
involving velocity
and acceleration.
|
Activities
|
Experiment
5.4 (continue)
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Teaching
Aids
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Textbook,
Science Process Skills Book, white board, marker, handouts.
|
Noble
values
|
Student
appreciating the contribution of science and technology
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Reflection
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All student
very excited participate during the experiment. The report will be discussed
next lesson.
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Date
|
16/4/2013 (Tuesday)
|
Time
|
10.55am-11.30am
|
Class
|
4S1
|
Subject
|
Physics
|
Learning Area
|
Force and Motion
|
Learning Objective
|
2.5 Understanding the effect of
a force
|
Learning Outcomes
|
A student is able to
• describe the effects of balanced force on an
object.
• describe the effect on an object.
• determine the relationship between force, mass
and
acceleration i.e F=ma
• solve problems using F=ma
|
Activities
|
Explaining,
discussion and working out questions
|
Noble Value
|
Students being accurate and
analytical
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out and
transparency
|
Reflection
|
Students doing well in class.
At the end 80% of them completed the task given
|
Date
|
16/4/2013 (Tuesday)
|
Time
|
11.30am – 12.40pm
|
Class
|
4S2
|
Subject
|
Physics
|
Learning Area
|
Force and Motion
|
Learning Objective
|
2.5 Understanding the effect of
a force
|
Learning Outcomes
|
A student is able to
• solve problems using F=ma
*discussion experiment involved
F=ma
|
Activities
|
Explaining,
discussion and working out questions
|
Noble Value
|
Students being accurate and
analytical
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out and
transparency
|
Reflection
|
Students doing well in class.
At the end 70% of them completed the task given
|
Date
|
17/4/2013 (Wednesday)
|
Time
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9.45am-10.20am
|
Class
|
5K1
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Theme
|
Force and
motion
|
Learning
Area
|
Motion
|
Learning
objective
|
1.3 Understanding the concept of inertia
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Learning
Outcomes
|
A student is able to:
•
state what inertia is,
•
give examples of everyday
occurrences that involve inertia,
•
explain with examples the
relationship between mass and
inertia,
•
state the safety features used in
vehicles to reduce negative
|
Activities
|
Discussion
and working out questions
|
Teaching
Aids
|
Textbook,
Science Process Skills Book, white board, marker, handouts.
|
Noble
values
|
Student
appreciating the contribution of science and technology
|
Reflection
|
70% of
students focusing and actively participate during discussion
|
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Date
|
18/4/2013 (Thursday)
|
Time
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8.15am – 9.20am
|
Class
|
5S3
|
Subject
|
Physics
|
Learning Area
|
Electricity
|
Learning Objective
|
3.2 Understanding the force on
a current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field
|
Learning Outcomes
|
|
Activities
|
Explaining and discussion
|
Noble Value
|
Students being analytical and
honest
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out.
|
Reflection
|
Students doing well in class.
60% of them understand the lesson as well.
|
Date
|
19/4/2013 (Friday)
|
Time
|
7.05am-8.15am
|
Class
|
4S1
|
Subject
|
Physics
|
Learning Area
|
Force and Motion
|
Learning Objective
|
2.5 Understanding the effect of
a force
|
Learning Outcomes
|
A student is able to
• solve problems using F=ma
*discussion experiment involved
F=ma
|
Activities
|
Explaining,
discussion and working out questions
|
Noble Value
|
Students being accurate and
analytical
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out and
transparency
|
Reflection
|
Students doing well in class.
At the end 70% of them completed the task given
|
Date
|
19/4/2013 (Friday)
|
Time
|
9.40am-10.40am
|
Class
|
4S1
|
Subject
|
Physics
|
Learning Area
|
Force and Motion
|
Learning Objective
|
2.6 Analysing impulse and
impulsive force
|
Learning Outcomes
|
A student is able to
i.e F = mv-mu/ t
|
Activities
|
Explaining,
discussion and working out questions
|
Noble Value
|
Students being accurate and
analytical
|
Teaching Aids
|
Physic’s textbook, hand-out and
transparency
|
Reflection
|
Overall 70% of students can
solve the problems given
|
Date
|
19/4/2013 (Friday)
|
Time
|
10.40am-11.40am
|
Class
|
5K1
|
Subject
|
Science
|
Theme
|
Force and
motion
|
Learning
Area
|
Motion
|
Learning
objective
|
1.3 Understanding the concept of inertia
|
Learning
Outcomes
|
A student is able to:
•
state what inertia is,
•
give examples of everyday
occurrences that involve inertia,
•
explain with examples the
relationship between mass and
inertia,
•
state the safety features used in
vehicles to reduce negative
*continue
|
Activities
|
Discussion
and working out questions
|
Teaching
Aids
|
Textbook,
Science Process Skills Book, white board, marker, handouts.
|
Noble
values
|
Student
appreciating the contribution of science and technology
|
Reflection
|
70% of
students focusing and actively participate during discussion
|
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