Long term plan section: Magnetic Field |
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Lesson topic |
Electrical measuring instruments |
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Learning objectives that are achieved in this lesson (link to the curriculum) |
10.4.4.2 - explain the principle of operation of electrical measuring instruments, electric motors.
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Lesson objectives |
Explain the principle of operation explained with this fact of electrical appliances,motors, loudspeakers. |
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Assessment criteria |
Student: - explain a principle of electrical measuring instruments; - explain a principle of electric motors; - explain loudspeaker principle. |
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Language objectives
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Students can: Explain the principle of operation of electrical measuring instruments, electric motors, loudspeaker. Vocabulary and terminology specific to the subject: - vector of magnetic induction, Ampere's electrical appliance e s, v motor, loudspeaker. Useful expressions for conversations and writing: The effect of electrical appliances is based on ...
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Instilling values
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Cooperation - The teacher creates a favorable, welcoming atmosphere for interaction ; - The interaction of students with each other and with the teacher is carried out throughout all stages of the lesson. Openness - The teacher provides the same access to information; - The teacher and students openly evaluate each other and justify the assessment, give feedback. |
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Interdisciplinary communication |
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Global awareness |
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ICT skills |
Using Internet resources |
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Preliminary knowledge |
Ampere Force . Left Hand Rule (Grade 10) |
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Ход урока |
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Scheduled Lesson Stages |
Scheduled Lesson Activities |
Resources |
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The beginning of the lesson 0- 7 min
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Organizing time. Greetings students.
Work in pairs. Check homework. Pupils exchange notebooks, perform prepared tasks on the application of the left-hand rule. For those who do not have the opportunity to get the job, you can offer tasks prepared by the teacher.
Mutual evaluation. Students return notebooks to owners who verify the correctness of their implementation.
Identify and resolve difficulties.
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Slide 1
Slide 2
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Middle of the lesson 7 -1 2 min
1 2 - 22 min
22-32 min
32-38 min
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Discussion with the class. “Where is Ampere's power applied?”
Work in pairs. Pupils are looking for an answer to a question in the Internet or reference books.
Discussion with the class. Pupils name the field of use of Ampere's force, the teacher writes down the variants on the blackboard .
Announcement of the topic of the lesson, learning objectives. A joint definition of the objectives of the lesson. Discussion of evaluation criteria.
Work in the "working" group x . Pupils study material, make notes in notebooks: Group 1 - Electrical device e s; 2 group - electric motor and; Group 3 - r loudspeaker .
Descriptors: - describes the purpose of the device; - explains the device device ; - explains the principle of the device .
Work in "home" groups . Pupils tell their part of the material studied, students write in notebooks.
Mutual evaluation. After explaining, the students ask questions to the members of the group to evaluate their understanding.
Independent work. Pupils answer the test questions . 1. The direction of the Ampere force is determined by the rule A) Gimlet B) Left hand C) Lenz D) Right hand 2. A machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. A) Ammeter B) Generator C) Speaker D) Electric motor 3. The use of force acting on a conductor with a current in a magnetic field is NOT used in ... A) Voltmeter B) Loudspeaker C) Manometer D) Microphone 4. The orienting effect of the magnetic field on the circuit with current is used in ... A) Loudspeakers B) Microphones C) Phones D) Electrical measuring instruments 5. Coil oscillations in time with current oscillations transmitted to the diaphragm, from the surface of which sound waves radiate occur in ... A) Ammeters B) Volmeters C) Generators D) Loudspeakers
Self assessment . Students review the answers with the sample on the slide. |
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Slide 6 , Internet resources
application
Slide 7
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End of the lesson 38 - 40 min |
Reflection. Pupils fill in the table "Plus, minus, interesting." Homework: - repeat the theoretical material .
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Slide 8
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Differentiation - how do you plan to provide more support? What tasks do you plan to set for more capable students? |
Grading - How do you plan to check students' level of learning? |
Health
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Differentiation is expressed in the expected result from a particular student, in providing individual support to the student. Additional teachersupport is provided at the stage of learning new material . |
Mutual evaluation at the stages of checking homework, comprehension ; With self-esteem at the stage ofconsolidation .
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Compliance with safety regulations when conducting classes in the office of physics.
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Lesson reflection Were the objectives of the lesson / learning objectives realistic? Have all students reached the LO? If not, why not? Is the differentiation correct in the lesson? Were the time stages of the lesson sustained? What were the deviations from the lesson plan and why? |
Use this section to reflect on the lesson. Answer the most important questions about your lesson from the left column. |
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Overall rating What two aspects of the lesson went well (think about both teaching and learning)? 1:
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What could contribute to improving the lesson (think about both teaching and learning)? 1:
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What I reveal l (a) for a lesson on the class or achievements / difficulties of individual students, on the need to pay attention to the next lesson?
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