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Current teacher teaching KS3 & 4 Science, and KS5 Biology and Physics.
Speed Practical
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Speed Practical

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Using ramps and cars the students plan their investigation using the planning sheet, and then carry out the investigation. This can all be done in one lesson. I then set them the task of writing up the investigation (using the level ladder) as homework, but could be done in a subsequent lesson
P2.7.1 - Nuclear Fission
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P2.7.1 - Nuclear Fission

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Lesson looking at Nuclear Fission. My lesson is based on an iPad lesson and the students having access to the files and Keynote. However, you could print out the resources and do cut and stick. Sequencing tasks have the students order the steps for fission. 1 is easier, 3 more difficult
New AQA (2016) Physics P1 - Energy , Lesson 5 - Kinetic and Elastic Energy Stores
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New AQA (2016) Physics P1 - Energy , Lesson 5 - Kinetic and Elastic Energy Stores

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Complete lesson on kinetic and elastic energy stores. Starter - Students start thinking about a factor which may affect KE Main -Allow students to think of the other factor which affects KE, then introduce the formula, some worked examples and then the opportunity for students to complete a worksheet (answers included, rearranging opportunities on the sheet). Then moved on to elastic energy, worked examples and then a worksheet for the students to complete. Finally a small practical looking at the energy in an elastic band Plenary - 6 questions on the material covered in the topic so far, answers are in the notes.
New AQA (2016) Year 1 Physics (AS) - Quantum Phenomena: Photoelectricity
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New AQA (2016) Year 1 Physics (AS) - Quantum Phenomena: Photoelectricity

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Lesson starts with introducing the photon, then the work of Einstein and the theory behind photoelectricity. Students are prompted throughout the lesson to complete various parts on the worksheet (answers included in the powerpoint). There is then a chance to complete an exam question, and the lesson finishes with a 10 word story about the lesson. This lesson was graded outstanding by an external observer.
Intro to Light
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Intro to Light

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Intro to Light topic, covers keywords and gets the students to think about light travelling in straight lines