The document provides objectives and instructions for assessing scientific concepts. It includes:
1) Assessment objectives are to demonstrate knowledge of scientific phenomena, vocabulary, and applications and implications.
2) Learning objectives are to describe, state, recall, solve, and explain scientific concepts.
3) Instructions are to read and understand notes on distance-time and speed-time graphs, solve questions interpreting motion graphs and calculations.
The document provides objectives and instructions for assessing scientific concepts. It includes:
1) Assessment objectives are to demonstrate knowledge of scientific phenomena, vocabulary, and applications and implications.
2) Learning objectives are to describe, state, recall, solve, and explain scientific concepts.
3) Instructions are to read and understand notes on distance-time and speed-time graphs, solve questions interpreting motion graphs and calculations.
The document provides objectives and instructions for assessing scientific concepts. It includes:
1) Assessment objectives are to demonstrate knowledge of scientific phenomena, vocabulary, and applications and implications.
2) Learning objectives are to describe, state, recall, solve, and explain scientific concepts.
3) Instructions are to read and understand notes on distance-time and speed-time graphs, solve questions interpreting motion graphs and calculations.
Scientific vocabulary, terminology and conventions
(including symbols, quantities and units)
Scientific and technological applications with their
social, economic and environmental implications.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES COMMAND WORDS
Describe: to tell in words
State : to make known Recall : act of remembering Solve : to find the answer Explain : to give sufficient detailed INSTRUCTIONS Read and understand the summerised notes on distance- time and speed-time graphs Solve the questions interpreting the motion
graphs as well as calculating the required
quantities. Video link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=- 4vpldD0X9Y THE MOMENT OF A FORCE A moment is the turning The moment of a force is effect of a force. given by the equation: Moments occur when a force Moment = Force × causes objects to rotate about perpendicular distance from some point called the pivot. the pivot The size of the moment Moments have the depends on: units newton centimetres (N a) The size of the force cm) or newton metres (N b) The distance between the m), depending on whether line of action of the force the distance is measured in and the pivot. metres or centimetres TYPICAL EXAMPLE SOME MORE EXAMPLES