Forces, Pressure & Moments Revision D. Crowley, 2008.

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Forces, Pressure & Moments Revision D. Crowley, 2008

Forces, Pressure & Moments Revision To be able to use revision techniques effectively Sunday, May 03, 2015

Revision You now have this lesson, to come up with a revision session to help you prepare for your exam The topics the exam will cover are listed - in groups of three you need to produce a revision guide for your topic As a class, we will then copy these for everyone to take Your revision preparation could be a poster; a news report; a demonstration, a play etc… (the more original the better)! But, whatever your produce, you must accompany this with a key notes page which we can photocopy for the whole class!

Topics Choose, between you as a class, one of the following topics - use as many resources as you can for information, but make sure we have only the key notes! 1.Mass & Weight 2.Satellites & The Solar System 3.Speed, Streamlining & Friction 4.Force & Movement 5.Pressure 6.Levers & Moments