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September Assignments--IB Physics 2
2019-20 School Year


Wednesday,   Sept. 4
(38-39 minute classes)

​Welcome to IB Physics!!

Seating chart
Introductions and ice-breaker

Homework--TO DO CHECKLIST
Please complete the items on the checklist by no later than NEXT Wednesday's class period (9/11)​
More detailed information regarding the tasks on the list can be found on the "Important Digital Information" page



Thursday, Sept. 5
Learner Profile refresher discussion/activity
Review of topics from last year

HW: Due next Wednesday
In a Word document, respond to the following:

–Of the 10 Learner Traits on the IB Learner Profile, which two do you feel are your strongest?  How are you going to use that strength to benefit your class? 
–Which one do you feel is your weakest?  How could you try to improve yourself in that area?

When you are done with your document (about 2 thorough paragraphs, about 1 – 1.5 pages), please upload the document to the assignment posted in your turnitin account.  This should be uploaded no later than Wednesday before school starts.


Friday
Sept. 6
Warm-up was related to this video. If you were absent Friday, get the question from your neighbor (or from the beginning of the powerpoint on Rotational mechanics) and watch at least a few minutes of the video to answer the questions.
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Demos: Intro to Rotational Mechanics
Keep the demo sheet in your binder (lab section). If you missed a demo, let me know on Monday :)


Monday, Sept. 9
We get our textbook today!  You'll primarily be leaving it at home and using it as a reading reference throughout the year.  You will also be given access to a digital version.

Notes and practice problems: Rotational kinematics

HW:
WA--Rotational Kinematics, due Friday
A.S. B.1.1 - B.1.4, due Friday



Tuesday, Sept. 10
No Classes on Tuesday for IB Physics 2

Wednesday
Sept. 11

Lab A: verification of relationship between tangential and angular velocities

Rotational Kinematics practice problems

Don't forget you have a WA and some A.S. due on Friday! (see Monday's HW :) )

Thursday
 Sept. 12
Post-lab
Practice problems on rotational kinematics
Pre-lab--Intro to Torque

Friday, Sept. 13
Quiz: Angular (rotational) kinematics

Notes: intro to Torque

Monday, Sept. 16
Lab: Intro to Torque, part 1

Tuesday, Sept. 17
No Classes on Tuesday for IB Physics 2

Wednesday
Sept. 18
Lab: Intro to Torque, part 2 (also finish part 1 if necessary)
​Analysis for both parts due Friday

Thursday Sept. 19

Friday, Sept. 20
Quiz: Torque and Rotational Equilibrium

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Monday, Sept. 23
Pre-lab: determination of moment of inertia of a disk
work time on one or more of the following:
  • create a rough-draft data table for Wednesday's lab
  • work on WA: Torque, pt 1--due Thursday
  • work on A.S. B.1.5 - B.1.9, due Friday and A.S. B.1.10 - B.1.12, due next Wednesday (10/2)
  • Plan for Mobile project (due Thursday, 10/10)

Tuesday, Sept. 24
No Classes on Tuesday for IB Physics 2

Wednesday, Sept. 25
Data collection day for Lab to determine the moment of inertia

Thursday, Sept. 26
Lab work day--either finish data collection or work on analysis. Final report is due on Friday, October 11 (we will be done with the unit before then, but this will give you approximately 2 weeks to work on this and your Mobile project, which is due on 10/10)

Friday, Sept. 27
Quiz: Torque (non-equilibrium)
Work time on lab and/or mobile project

Monday, Sept. 30

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