Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
17.3.14 (Monday) 1055 - 1130 Physics 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 1)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 1 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 1.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
17.3.14
(Monday)
1130 – 1205 / 1205 – 1240 Physics 4S2 / 4S1 |
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 1)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 1 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 1.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
18.3.14
(Tuesday)
1130 - 1205 Physics
4S1
|
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 2)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 2 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 2.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
19.3.14
(Wednesday)
0705 – 0815 Physics 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 2)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 2 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 2.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
19.3.14
(Wednesday)
0815 - 0925 Physics
4S2
|
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 2)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 2 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 2.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
19.3.14 (Wednesday) 1055 – 1130 Add Maths 4S3 |
Learning
Area : |
3. Quadratic
Functions
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.2 Find the maximum and minimum values of
quadratic
functions.
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. Determine the maximum or minimum value of a
quadratic
function by completing the square.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Examples
- Exercise
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Workbook
|
Reflection
:
|
60 % of the
students were able to determine the maximum or minimum value of a quadratic
function by completing the square.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
20.3.14
(Thursday)
0945 – 1055 Physics 4S1 |
Learning
Area : |
2.
Forces and Motion
|
Learning
Objective : |
2.6 Analysing impulse and impulsive force
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The
students are able to :
1. explain
what an impulsive force is.
2. give
examples of situations involving impulsive forces.
3. define
impulse as a change in momentum,
Ft = mv – mu .
4. define
impulsive force as the rate of change of momentum in a collision or
explosion.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss
impulse as change in momentum
- Discuss an
impulsive force as the rate of change of momentum in a collision or
explosion,
- Discuss how
increasing or decreasing time of impact affects the magnitude of the
impulsive force.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
80 % of the
students were able to give examples of situations involving impulsive forces.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
20.3.14 (Thursday) 1130 – 1205 Physics 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 3)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 3 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 3.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
21.3.14 (Friday) 0705 – 0815 Add Maths 4S3 |
Learning
Area : |
(Correction –
Paper 1)
|
Learning
Objective : |
Understanding
the exam questions
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. answer all the questions in Paper 1 correctly. |
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
answers in Paper 1.
- Students do
correction.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Question
paper
|
Reflection
:
|
All the
students were able to complete the answers.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
12
21.3.14
(Friday)
0815 – 0920 Physics 4S2 |
Learning
Area : |
2.
Forces and Motion
|
Learning
Objective : |
2.6 Analysing impulse and impulsive force
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The
students are able to :
1. explain
what an impulsive force is.
2. give
examples of situations involving impulsive forces.
3. define
impulse as a change in momentum,
Ft = mv – mu .
4. define
impulsive force as the rate of change of momentum in a collision or
explosion.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss
impulse as change in momentum
- Discuss an
impulsive force as the rate of change of momentum in a collision or
explosion,
- Discuss how
increasing or decreasing time of impact affects the magnitude of the
impulsive force.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
|
75 % of the
students were able to give examples of situations involving impulsive forces.
|
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