Someone pointed out this cartoon and it reminded me of today’s lesson. Get more cartoons at xkcd.com.
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S4 – writing good answers in electronics
Here is the spider diagram you developed when you worked out the elements that made an answer successful. I have colour printouts if you would like to staple one into your jotter.
AH LO3 diagrams
Here are the diagrams you will need for your LO3 report. Cick on each link and then save the large image that opens up. You can rezise them once they have been imported into your report.
LO3 advice
Those of you working on your LO3 report this weekend might like to see what another physics teacher, Mr Hood, has to say about this aspect of your course work. Read his blog post here. He’s also kindly provided more detailed help in the form of an audio podcast. Click the link below to listen.
momentum
momentum introduction from mr mackenzie on Vimeo.
We’ve just started to look at momentum in class. There are 3 basic categories of interaction we will look at;
- inelastic collisions
- elastic collisions
- explosive collisions
Int2 homework: speed, acceleration and speed-time graphs
The attached file is your homework exercise on speed, acceleration and speed-time graphs. Please hand in your jotter no later than Thursday 24th September, thanks.
there’s a xkcd cartoon for every occasion
A cartoon to celebrate reaching centripetal force. Enjoy.
