Image credit: Snow Throw. Carpenter C., Images are 0.02667 seconds apart. Gann Physics, 2011

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MODULES for Remote Learning 2.0:

#1 Remote Learning: Acceleration in the context of Mars Olympics

Link to Enrichment Remote Learning Day-by-Day Options (old stuff)

Please check the Calendar and/or your email for all assignments if you are out of school.

MARS site: What will the Olympics look like on Mars?

PBL site: What does a well rounded, focused, technologically savvy student look like and how do we help each other get there?

Physics at the Advanced College Prep level provides students with a comprehensive overview of the major topics in physics including simple harmonic motion, sound and light waves, the electromagnetic spectrum, static and current electricity, electromagnetism, motion and forces, momentum and energy, and heat and heat transfer. Emphasis will be placed on observing these concepts in everyday life in order to collect and analyze evidence to discover and understand the patterns that emerge. Students will engage in numerous investigations and lab activities in order to construct their own understanding of the material. Refinement of problem-solving, scientific writing, and science inquiry skills will be at the heart of this course. One of the primary goals of the course is to help students apply their understanding to solve problems. This is a challenging course that is suitable for those students who are proficient in reading, writing, math, and data analysis. This course prepares students for the Introductory Physics MCAS.

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PHYSICS 9 ACP - Carpenter - 19-20 - 2(B) 3(A,D,G) 4(E)