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Tools: Experimental Techniques
Examples of Activities to scaffold
Topic - Thermodynamics

Focused ATL Skills: Inquiry, Research, and Technology

Prior Learning: Kids know the theory as it was done in the previous class

Inquiry Question:

1) Give me some insights into Stefan's law
2) Is the Charcoal (burning) a black body?
3) " Temperature gradient" w.r.t  Mode of thermal transfer - Prompt - Reflections

4) Example: Determination of Stefan- Boltzmann constant σ

Resources:  An Online Lab

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Heat & Thermodynamics Virtual Lab

Thermodynamics is the study of the conversion of energy into work and heat and its relation to macroscopic variables such as temperature,volume and pressure.

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Heat & Thermodynamics Virtual Lab : Physical Sciences : Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Virtual Lab

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Heat & Thermodynamics Virtual Lab Thermodynamics is the study of the conversion of energy into work and heat and its relation to macroscopic variables such as temperature,volume and pressure.

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Experimental techniques  & Technology

Specific heat capacity - finding calories in pea nut.

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Experiment: Finding 'g' with the help of a
simple pendulum.
Experimental techniques:
ATL: Research skills: - Skill Defining Variables: Example: Effective string length and time period.
Tool 2- Technology
Skill: Use photogate to collect data.
Skill: Use spreadsheets to represent data and use computer modelling.
Tool 3: Mathematical skills
Skill- Applying general math to manipulate the formula to find the straight-line equation.
Skill: Graph the data and find the value of g.
Link for secondary data collection to validate and evaluate their results.

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How does the angle of an incline affect the time for a ball to roll down?
Equations of motion, Energy change
Skills Used:

Research skills: reflecting on the hypothesis and the predictions.
Social skills: working in groups, peer assessment,

Keeping it open-minded so that they can come up with their own research question.

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Tools      Ms. Ritu, Mr. Himanshu, Mr. Trishul, Ms. Khalida, Topic: Projectile Motion

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Tools      Ms. Ritu, Mr. Himanshu, Mr. Trishul, Ms. Khalida, Topic: Projectile Motion

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Tools:
Experimental Techniques:
Difference between analog and digital devices. - Information Literacy
Uncertainties of the both the types.
Compare with simulations. - Thinking Skills.
Decision of identification of variables.
Technology:
Use of Logger Pro Software/Tracker/ Sparkvue for Collecting, Recording and analysing of data for the motion of an object - Communication and Self-Management skills
Mathematics
Use of spreadsheets for collecting, recording and graphical analysis.
Mathematics:
Calculation mean value
Calculating uncertainties (Raw, Fractional, Percentage)
Standard Deviation
Establishing relationships and identifying patterns and trends.
Linearisation of data