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A. Magnetic field
B. Magnetic induction
C. Electromagnet
After that, proceed to the showing of a video clip which uses an
electromagnet crane to separate the metallic scraps from the non metallic
scraps in a junkyard.
EXPLORE (Provide students with a common experience)
Worksheets
Group the students into five.
Let them build an electromagnet and explore its strength.
Provide them with the needed materials.
( See Attached Activity sheet and Rubrics).
EVALUATE (How will you know the students have learned the concept)
Formative assessment(5 minutes):
1. See Evaluation Sheet Attached. 5 ITEM MULTIPLE CHOICE
EXTEND (Deepen conceptual understanding through use in new context
Very large electromagnets are also being used in Germany and Japan to lift
and drive trains called maglev trains. Maglev trains have no wheels. Instead,
they use magnets to run above special rails The magnets actually lift the
train above the rails Because the train is not actually touching the rails, there
is no friction. With no friction, the train runs smoothly and very fast, up to
500 km/h.
Research on how maglev trains work . Put in one whole sheet of bond paper.
Reference
APPENDIX A
KAHOOT QUESTIONS
Performance Rubric
WEIGHT/
CRITERION DESCRIPTION Weighted Score
PERCENTAGE
(Score x .60)
5 – All answers are correct
4 – 1-2 answers are incorrect
Correctness of
60% 3 - 3-4 answers are incorrect
Answer
2 – 5-6 answers are incorrect
1– 7 or more answers are incorrect