PHS-5061-2 – Kinematics and Geometric Optics, 2nd Edition

37,00 $

EXTRACT

  • Learning Guide, 368 p. + Experimental Activity Booklet, 96 p. (8-7750-01)
  • Scored Activities (3) (7-7750-07)
  • DIGITAL – Learning Guide, 368 p. + Experimental Activity Booklet, 96 p. (N-7750-01)
  • PHS-5061-2 Lab Kit (7-7650-04)
  • Acceleration Timer with Ticker Tape (7-7650-06)
  • Dynamics Cart (7-7650-08)
  • Weights Set with hanger (7-7650-09)
  • Laser Pointer (7-7624-08)

PHS-5061-2 – Kinematics and Geometric Optics, 2nd Edition is the first of two courses in the Secondary V physics program.

It develops the learners' ability to deal effectively with situations that require you to use geometry to describe the motion of objects or the deviation of the path of light. Learners will study phenomena and technical applications related to kinematics and the reflection and refraction of light, and look for answers to related problems.

Duration: 50 hours (2 units)

Content
  • This learning guide features seven learning sequences designed to help the learners to acquire new knowledge and to apply it proficiently. 
  • The subject-specific competency “Seeks answers or solutions to problems involving physics” will be required to carry out tasks in experimental activities, such as verifying the second law of reflection. 
  • The competency “Makes the most of his/her knowledge of physics” will be required to complete tasks in complex and realistic situations, such as planning a stunt in which a stunt man falls from the roof of a building. 
  • For each of these competencies, learners will apply the competency “Communicates ideas relating to questions involving physics, using the languages associated with science and technology” when explaining results or justifying choices. 
  • A self-evaluation activity and three scored assignments will allow to assess the learners' knowledge and competencies.

Evaluation
  • Passing grade for the scored activities: 60%
  • Passing grade for the end of course evaluation: 60%

Prerequisites

Required knowledge and competencies in Mathematics and Science (Secondary 4 level).

Do you have any questions? Contact us at info@sofad.qc.ca.

Learning Guide, 368 p. + Experimental Activity Booklet, 96 p. (8-5710-01) 
  • Learning guide for self-directed study, in compliance with the MEES program and the experimental activity booklet.
  • Complementary resources (videos, audio, interactive activities, etc.), scored activities, interactive PDF format of the learning guide and the experimental activity booklet on the portail SOFAD.
Scored Activities (3) (7-7750-07) 
  • Print format of the scored activities.
  • The scored activities (formative evaluation) are an integral part of the suggested learning method.
  • They are included free of charge in digital format on portailsofad.com with the purchase of the learning guide.
DIGITAL – Learning Guide, 368 p. + Experimental Activity Booklet, 96 p. (N-7750-01) 
  • Interactive PDF format of the learning guide and the experimental activity booklet.
  • Complementary resources and scored activities on the portail SOFAD.
PHS-5061-2 – Lab Kit (7-7650-04)*

This lab kit contains part of the equipment and chemical substances required for the experiments described in the Experimental Activity Booklet for the course PHS-5061-2. Learners will need to complement the materials in this kit with a few articles that they can find at home or easily obtain. A complete list of items can be found on page V of the booklet.

 Lab Kit content:

  • 1 Semi-Circular Dish
  • 1 Wood Ball, 25 mm
  • 1 Steel Ball, 25 mm
  • 1 Flashlight
  • 1 Lens, Double Concave, F: 5 cm
  • 1 Lens, Double Concave, F: 20 cm
  • 1 Lens, Double Convex, F: 10 cm
  • 1 Lens, Double Convex, F: 25 cm
  • 1 Spherical Mirror, Concave, F: 15 cm
  • 1 Spherical Mirror, Convex, F: 10 cm
  • 2 Acrylic Mirror, Plane, 10 cm x 5 cm
  • 2 Measuring Tape (150 cm)

Items sold separately

  • Acceleration Timer with Ticker Tape
  • 1 Dynamics Cart
  • 1 Weights Set (5 g to 250 g), with hanger
  • 1 Laser Pointer (red beam)

*For customers wishing to purchase components that are part of our Lab Kits individually, these can be ordered on the Prolabec website: prolabscientific.com.

Translation

Claudia de Fulviis

Proofreading

Isabelle Roy

Scientific Content Revision

Dominic Donkor, Mathematics and Sciences Teacher, English Montreal School Board

Christopher John Hammock, Science Teacher, English Montreal School Board

Writing

Judith Sévigny (Chapters 1 to 4)

Marie-Êve Côté (Chapter 5, Self-Evaluation, review, Glossary)

Pedagogical and Scientific Consultants

Jessie Trottier-Chabot, Science Teacher, Adult General Education, Centre de services scolaire de l’Or-et-des-Bois

Patrick Burton, Science Teacher, Adult General Education, Centre de services scolaire des Grandes-Seigneuries

Élizabeth Fafard,  Science Teacher, Adult General Education, Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l’Île

Gilles St-Louis

Anyone wishing to obtain a Diploma of Secondary Studies (DSS) and to continue their studies at the college level in certain general education or technical programs.

Prerequisites

Required knowledge and competencies in Mathematics and Science (Secondary 4 level).

Scored Activities
  • The scored activities (formative evaluation) are an integral part of the suggested learning method.
  • They are included free of charge in digital format on portailsofad.com with the purchase of the learning guide.
  • They can also be purchased in print format.

This learning guide is accompanied by the following online complimentary resources on portailsofad.com.

Learner Resources:
  • Scored Activities (2) + Summary Scored Activity
  • Mediagraphy (outside links to resources and videos)

 

Teacher Resources:
  • Answer Key for the Scored Activities
  • Answer Key for the Learning Guide
  • Roadmap for course planning

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