March Assignments--IB Physics 2
2019-20 school year
Monday, Mar. 2
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Notes/discussion: Electric Fields and Electric Forces
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Tuesday, Mar. 3
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No Classes for IB Physics 2 on Tuesday
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Wednesday,
Mar. 4 |
Notes, Demos, practice problems: Electric Field Strength
Demos done in class: van de Graaf generator with streamers (to show electric field), rounded object vs point, Is charge on the inside or outside of a charged conductor? |
Thursday, Mar. 5
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Notes/demos: electric fields, potential
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Friday, Mar. 6
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Video: Modern Marvels--Batteries (no need to make up)
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Monday, Mar. 9
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Notes: Electric field patters for dipoles, like charges; Comparing field strength, force, potential, and potential energy for electrical and gravitational values
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Tuesday, Mar. 10
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No Classes for IB Physics 2 on Tuesday
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Wednesday
Mar. 11 |
Notes: wrapping up electric potential, potential energy, potential difference
Sample problems HW: Read chapter 10--there are some details and good diagrams there that we did not cover in class (i.e. almost everything specific to gravitation) HW: IB Question Packet--Electric Potential and Field -- due Monday. There's no WebAssign for this portion of the unit Markscheme will be posted here next week. |
Thursday, Mar. 12
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Review of topics covered up to this point in the course
Access the padlet here and add your questions. Please sign into padlet.com using your school account (same one you use to log into flexisched) OR start your response with your name followed by a colon. |
Friday, Mar. 13
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No School--Emergency Closure
Note to students: some power points for chapter 5 (sections 5.1 and 5.2) have been posted on the syllabus page for your reference, should you choose to self-study test prep for the IB exam. There is also a Pivot lab related to current and potential in a circuit that is available for your reference (and just in case you get bored and want something to do ;) ). seriously, though, it is 100% optional. |
Monday, Mar. 16
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No School--Emergency Closure
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Tuesday, Mar. 17
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No School--Emergency Closure
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Wednesday, Mar. 18
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No School--Emergency Closure
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Thursday, Mar. 19
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No School--Emergency Closure
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Friday, Mar. 20
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No School--Emergency Closure
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Monday, Mar. 23
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No School--Emergency Closure
I miss you all! Starting today/this week I'm going to be posting some supplemental resources for our various topics we've been covering, especially just this semester. Nothing I post during this closure, unless it had been assigned before the closure, will be graded in any way. The only assessment you'll have on it will be after we return to school: if we have a chance to recap and review all of it when we get back to the "normal" of school, then it will be assessed on the Semester Final. Nothing will be assessed in the near future. Friendly Reminders:
Supplemental Stuff for things we've covered: Activity for today: view the padlet HERE Comment on the post I made, plus post photos or articles or just examples of your own that show examples of electrostatics you can find/do/experience in your own home! |
Tuesday, Mar. 24
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No School--Emergency Closure
We don't normall have class on Tuesdays, so look for a new activity tomorrow. For now, keep working on finishing up anything you have missing--WebAssigns or Pivot labs. :) |
Wednesday, Mar. 25
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No School--Emergency Closure
Let's have some fun! Video challenge: I want to see YOU! I miss all of you! I want you to upload a video of yourself doing an electrostatic demonstration to THIS PADLET. More instructions are listed in the Padlet itself. Uploading it here rather than YouTube makes it easier for everyone to be able to see everyone's finished product. Rules/Instructions:
Second thing to keep working on for today is any make-up work (i.e. Pivot Labs or WebAssigns...or your IA, if that hasn't been turned in yet) that you still need to finish. :) Please participate--I miss seeing you and LOVE seeing posts/comments from you. Example websites with ideas that I found, but you are certainly not limited by these:
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Thursday, Mar. 26
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No School--Emergency Closure
Let's have a little review, and a competition, related to electric charges and their electric fields, shall we? :) Review: re-read textbook pages 169-180 Review: WebAssign-- Review: Electric Charge, Force and Field. 25 questions long, 24 are multiple choice :) Challenge: (have fun with it!) PADLET with INFO |
Friday, Mar. 27
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No School--Emergency Closure
HW: Stay safe, have a good day, and do something fun today...and work on make-up work if you still have it. :) |
Monday, Mar. 30
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No School--Emergency Closure
Hi all! Let's learn a little about lightning today. Lightning, both how it can form and why it happens, is directly related to our study of electric fields and electric potential. Article: I have placed an article and a series of questions related to the article in the padlet you'll find HERE. Enjoy! Read the article and answer the questions. Worksheet: practice questions related to electricity and lightning strikes--answer key will get posted later. For now, try it. It's also uploaded in Teams, so talk about it there and ask each other (and me) questions about it there if you need. Reminder--this is just extension material based on things we've previously covered in class. |
Tuesday, Mar. 31
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No School--Emergency Closure
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