Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
28.4.14 (Monday) 1055 - 1130 Physics 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
3.
Electromagnetism
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.5 Understanding
the generation and transmission
of electricity
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. list sources of energy used to generate electricity.
2. describe
the various ways of generating electricity.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss on
various sources of energy used to
generate
electricity such as hydro, gas, nuclear, diesel, coal, biomass, sun and wind.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
90 % of the
students were able to describe the various ways of generating electricity.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
28.4.14
(Monday)
1130 – 1205 / 1205 – 1240 Physics 4S2 / 4S1 |
Learning
Area : |
2.
Forces and Motion
|
Learning
Objective : |
2.12 Understanding elasticity
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. describe applications of elasticity.
2. solve
problems involving elasticity.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the applications
of elasticity.
- Solve
problems involving elasticity.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
80% of the
students were able to solve the problems involving elasticity
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
29.4.14
(Tuesday)
0705 - 0815 Add Maths
5S1
|
Learning
Area : |
5.
Trigonometric Functions
|
Learning
Objective : |
5.5 Understand
and use addition formulae and double-
angle formulae.
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. Solve the problems involving trigonometric
functions.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss to solve
the problems involving
trigonometric functions.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Workbook
|
Reflection
:
|
70 % of the
students were able to solve the problems involving trigonometric functions.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
29.4.14
(Tuesday)
0815 - 0925 Physics
4S1
|
Learning
Area : |
3.
Forces and Pressure
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.1 Understanding
pressure
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. define pressure and state that P=F/A .
2. describe
applications of pressure.
3. solve
problems involving pressure.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Describe the
effect of a force acting over a large area
compared to a
small area.
- Discuss
pressure as force per unit area.
- Discuss the applications
of pressure.
- Solve
problems involving pressure.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
85% of the
students were able to define pressure and describe the applications of pressure.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
30.4.14
(Wednesday)
0705 – 0815 Physics 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
3.
Electromagnetism
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.5 Understanding
the generation and transmission
of electricity
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. describe the transmission of electricity.
2. describe
the energy loss in electricity transmission cables and deduce the advantage
of high voltage
transmission.
3. state the
importance of the National Grid Network.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Discuss the
electricity transmission.
- Discuss the
energy loss in cables and the advantage
of high voltage transmission.
- Discuss the National
Grid Network.
- Discuss the
importance of the National Grid Network
in terms of efficient energy distribution,
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
90 % of the
students were able to describe the transmission of electricity.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
30.4.14
(Wednesday)
0815 - 0925 Physics
4S2
|
Learning
Area : |
3.
Forces and Pressure
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.1 Understanding
pressure
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. define pressure and state that P=F/A .
2. describe
applications of pressure.
3. solve
problems involving pressure.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Describe the
effect of a force acting over a large area
compared to a
small area.
- Discuss
pressure as force per unit area.
- Discuss the applications
of pressure.
- Solve
problems involving pressure.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes
|
Reflection
:
|
80% of the
students were able to define pressure and describe the applications of pressure.
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
30.4.14 (Wednesday) 1055 – 1130 Add Maths 5S1 |
Learning
Area : |
5.
Trigonometric Functions
|
Learning
Objective : |
5.5 Understand
and use addition formulae and double-
angle formulae.
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. Prove trigonometric identities using addition
formulae for sin (A ± B), cos (A ± B) and tan (A
± B).
2. Derive
double-angle formulae for sin 2A, cos 2A and
tan 2A.
3. Prove
trigonometric identities using addition
formulae and/or double-angle formulae.
4. Solve trigonometric equations.
|
Learning
Activity : |
-Examples
- Exercise
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
Workbook
|
Reflection
:
|
75 % of the
students were able draw and sketch graphs of trigonometric functions.
|
Week :
Date : |
18
1.5.14
(Thursday)
|
|
Labour
Day
|
Week :
Date : Time : Subject : Class : |
18
2.5.14
(Friday)
0815 – 0925 Physics 4S2 |
Learning
Area : |
3.
Forces and Pressure
|
Learning
Objective : |
3.2 Understanding
pressure in liquids
|
Learning
Outcomes: |
The students are able to :
1. relate depth to pressure in a liquid.
2. relate
density to pressure in a liquid.
3. explain
pressure in a liquid and state that P=hr g.
|
Learning
Activity : |
- Observe
situations to form ideas that pressure in liquids:
(a) acts in
all directions
(b) increases
with depth
- Relate depth
(h), density (r ) and gravitational
field strength (g) to pressure in liquids to obtain P=hr g.
|
Noble
Value : |
Having
critical and analytical thinking
|
Teaching
Aids : |
OHP,
notes, cylinder, thistle funnel, manometer
|
Reflection
:
|
80% of the
students were able to relate depth and density to pressure in a liquid.
|
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