Students learn about standing wave theory and then conduct experiments with a water bottle and their smartphone to test whether theory and experiment agree.
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Õpilased õpivad tundma seisulaine teooriat ning viivad seejärel läbi katseid veepudeli ja nutitelefoniga, et kontrollida, kas teooria ja katse ühtivad.
Šioje tyrimo mokymosi erdvėje sukursite laistymo sistema panaudojant BBC Micro:bit.
Dieses ILS wurde für den Physik-Unterricht der 10. Jahrgangsstufe am Gymnasium (Bayern) als Einführung in den Themenbereich der Wellenlehre entwickelt.
Cuntas Gonta: Is féidir le rudaí móra dlú
Nouveau programme de la classe de seconde (2019). Tester la relation de la réfraction de Snell-Descartes.
This lesson plan aims to learn about the use of physical knowledge about the of a projectile motion and the creation of a script for " a robot basketball player " by using the Scratch application.
Eerst was er de samensmelting van twee zwarte gaten.
Dan de samensmelting van twee neutronensterren.
Nu heeft men het over het opslorpen van een neutronenster door een zwart gat.
Maar wat zijn die gravitatiegolven eigelijk?
Το μάθημα αυτό αποτελεί την
In this ILS the students will learn how atoms interact with radiation. The students using interactive applets will learn the photoelectric effect and they will discover the value of "h" one of the fundamentals physical constants: Planck's Constant.