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1. Note to the teacher: This lesson plan unit may be used for either
...be used for either JUNIOR or SENIOR HIGH students, depending on how advanced the students are. The first two activities, however, are recommended for JUNIOR HIGH classes. They did not prove to be stimulating enough for senior high. The entire unit is suggested for the following courses: CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, HISTORY, OR POLITICAL SCIENCE. Physicists or Philosophers? SUBTOPIC: Scientists who Created the New Physics and New Theory of the Atom OBJECTIVES: The students will: 1) trace the sequential process of the developing theories of atomic structure in the early 20th century 2) show, in historical development,...
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2. Elements of Chemistry: Atoms
...ount. If you don't have an account, sign up for a demo here. _ _ lesson plan support Elements of Chemistry: Atoms _ _ _ Buy this video VHS DVD _ _ _ _ _ Student Objectives Examine how significant scientific theories are developed. Explore the work of scientists who contributed ideas to the field of quantum mechanics. Develop a timeline of key scientists to show how the work of each one built on the efforts of those who came before them. Materials Elements of Chemistry: Atoms: The Building Blocks of Matter video Computer with Internet access Print resources about the history of the our understanding of the str...
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3. The Discovery of Atoms and Nuclei
...ction S-7 "The Energy of the Sun""From Stargazers to Starships." S-4A.Color Expts. (The table below may be written by the teacher on the board and S-5.Waves & Photons copied by the students, with the comment "this will not be on any test." Or else, paper copies may be distributed. Compare Optional: Quantum Physics this list to a longer one on another web site.) Q1.Quantum Physics 1 John Dalton 1803-8 Atomic theory from Q2. Atoms (and 6 more) chemistry +---------------------+--------+--------------------------- 2 Humphrey Davy 1807 Electric separation of S-6.The X-ray Sun Sodium S-7.The Sun's Energy 3 Amadeo A...
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4. Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
...ears ago, Ritchie embarked on an impressive undertaking?to create his own ?map of everything? from the Big Bang forward. His tale is told in paintings, drawings, and other media through a visual language of his own making: a group of characters that are drawn from such diverse sources as mythology, quantum physics, alchemy, gambling, biblical stories, pulp fiction, and cartoons. Mining lost causes, speculative science and the abandoned corners of our culture, Ritchie?s project celebrates the countless connections to be found in our seemingly chaotic universe. Matthew Ritchie, Where I?m Coming From, 2003 Matth...
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5. Elements of Physics: Matter: Atoms and Molecules
Discovery Education Educator Login Passcode Login Products School Resources Educator Network Store About Us Lesson Plans Library 9-12 > Physical Science Puzzlemaker Clip Art Gallery Lesson Plan Library Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators Brain Boosters Learning Adventures Elements of Physics: Matter: Atoms and Molecules Elements Science Fair of Central Physics: Matter: Atoms and Molecules _ Curriculum Center On TV Young Scientist Challenge Enter Username _ _ Grade level: Subject: Physical 9-12 Science Duration: 3 class periods Access resources you have created under your login. Teacher Tools su...
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6. Time Travel
...parents Homework Special Helper Online About Lessons NIE DONATE TO NIE Search Lessons Weekly Lesson Class of the Week Individual NIE Calendar Recess Sign up to receive The Business Enquirer in your Contact classroom NIE Sponsors Paid Order Form Pet Idol 2007! Grade Level: 8-12 Subject: Mathematics/Physics Lesson for March 12, 2002 SPECIAL LESSONS For Teachers Time Travel In 1895, science fiction novelist H.G. Wells wrote The Time Machine, a story RECENT LESSONS in which an inventor creates a time machine and travels 800,000 years into the future. He finds that the remnants of humanity have split into two NIE...
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7. Lesson 23--Frames of Reference: The Basics
Lesson Plan 32 http://www.phy6.org/stargaze/Lframes1.htm + + 22 Frames of Reference: The Basics 22a The Aberration of Starlight 22b The Theory of Relativity Velocity and acceleration always need to be measured relative to some fixed benchmarks, which define a "frame of reference. " Do the laws of physics depend on which benchmarks we use? This section highlights the simple concept, that two frames of reference moving relative to each other with a constant velocity are completely equivalent, and the same laws of mechanics hold in both. Each such frame is consistent, but their observations may differ. Section...
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8. Lesson 23--Frames of Reference: The Basics
Lesson Plan 32 http://www.phy6.org/stargaze/Lframes1.htm + + 22 Frames of Reference: The Basics 22a The Aberration of Starlight 22b The Theory of Relativity Velocity and acceleration always need to be measured relative to some fixed benchmarks, which define a "frame of reference. " Do the laws of physics depend on which benchmarks we use? This section highlights the simple concept, that two frames of reference moving relative to each other with a constant velocity are completely equivalent, and the same laws of mechanics hold in both. Each such frame is consistent, but their observations may differ. Section...
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9. Ladies Taking Over the Labs
...achieve this accomplishment? c. Why do you think so few women still enter the sciences as a profession? d. To what elements of Dr. Hau's background does she attribute her success as a female scientist? e. What interests did Dr. Hau have when she was younger, and how did they further her interest in physics? f. On what different projects has Dr. Hau worked, and what did she accomplish in each project? g. How does the "candlestick" work, and what significance does this development have? h. How does Dr. Hau feel about her profession? i. Has Dr. Hau had to overcome obstacles as a woman in the field of physics? If...
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10. The Discovery of the Solar System--lesson plan #17
...was much more than a prediction method. We like our physical theories to give us a logical picture, not just a mathematical solution. Among other things, such a picture allows us to understand intuitively the processes that are taking place. The following is an optional extension, about how modern physics has gone beyond our simple imtuitive view of reality: In this course about astronomy and space, dealing with large objects moving in space, we will try to provide you, the students, with such intuitive pictures. One can however note that the 20th century brought some cases where one can predict, but cannot...
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