The KWL chart outlines what a teacher knows, wants to know, and learns about teaching an A-level physics curriculum. It indicates that the teacher knows about topics that need to be covered, textbooks, and lesson planning materials. They want to know how to navigate the curriculum, understand assessment objectives, use past papers and marking schemes, and find additional teaching resources. The teacher learns about the syllabus overview, three types of assessment objectives, and a strategy for using past papers by sharing experiences.
The KWL chart outlines what a teacher knows, wants to know, and learns about teaching an A-level physics curriculum. It indicates that the teacher knows about topics that need to be covered, textbooks, and lesson planning materials. They want to know how to navigate the curriculum, understand assessment objectives, use past papers and marking schemes, and find additional teaching resources. The teacher learns about the syllabus overview, three types of assessment objectives, and a strategy for using past papers by sharing experiences.
The KWL chart outlines what a teacher knows, wants to know, and learns about teaching an A-level physics curriculum. It indicates that the teacher knows about topics that need to be covered, textbooks, and lesson planning materials. They want to know how to navigate the curriculum, understand assessment objectives, use past papers and marking schemes, and find additional teaching resources. The teacher learns about the syllabus overview, three types of assessment objectives, and a strategy for using past papers by sharing experiences.
What do I know? What do I want to know? What did I learn?
How to navigate the curriculum Overview of the syllabus
There is a list of topics that need to be taught More about the assessment objectives Three types of assessment objectives There are textbooks that go along with this program How often should I use past papers? Strategy for using past papers by sharing There are lesson planning such as syllabus, How to use the marking schemes past papers experience scheme of work, short term planning, etc. More about the general marking principles There is an end of course exam I don't recognize the marking schemes note. Types of paper (1 to 5) Resource lists to help support teaching, including text The differences between the papers books and website besides http://teachers.cie.org.uk There are command words in each Resource lists to help activity in class such as online question/papers learning and interactive simulations for physics that relevant to the topics in syllabus. The papers are graded on a scale of A-G. Lists of teaching approach that suitable and should I try as beginner in teaching Physics A level. How can I make syllabus topics more relevant to my students? In my school A level will start in year 11, the students will have exam at the end of first semester in year 12, so I only have less than 1.5 years to cover all topics in syllabus, how to make best lesson planning How to make best daily lesson plan. How to manage and best prepare for physics practical exams especially paper 3 and 5 How to best prepare students for the end of course exam in short time.