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Unit 1 (Scientific Skills), Day 8
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Agenda Catalyst Pass quizzes back Mastery based grading Dimensional Analysis Lecture Break Phase 2 of Project Homework: Scientific Notation, Calculator Usage
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Catalyst Date: Mon 9/9 or Tue 9/10 Reflect on the quiz from Friday What do you predict is your grade? Would this grade reflect what you have learned? What would have been helpful to do better on the quiz? What will you do in the future to demonstrate your learning well on assessments and projects?
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Pass Back Quizzes Period 1-3 Overall Average: 89% (B+) Period 2-4 Overall Average: 84% (B) Period 6-8 Overall Average: 89% (B+) Period 9-11 Overall Average: 86% (B)
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It’s All About the Learning! If you got below a 100%, it is SUGGESTED that you come into office hours to go over the quiz If you got below an 80%, it is MANDATORY that you come into office hours to go over your quiz This MUST be done by THURSDAY! Failure to do so results in a REFLECTION HOUR
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With Your Quizzes Habits of Mind vs. Essential Skills Grades Look over them, determine if you MUST/SHOULD come into office hours When finished, place them into the folders. Write your name large on the folder (First and Last). SLCs
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Period 1-3 Superstars (100%) Mahmoud, Shakira Allstars (90%+) Ari, Hannah E, Bethany, Colbert, Angela, Miles, Rey Rockstars (80%+) Chris C, Genna, Harmony, Kirk, Chaasanyah, Malek, Elyza, Aidan, Emma, Deven, Jonathan, Sarah
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Period 2-4 Superstars (100%) Celine, Sarah G, George M, Sadie Allstars (90%+) Ericka, Nidia, Joseph M, Cat Rockstars (80%+) Irene, Layla, Oscar, Raymond, Kayla, Robbie, Adrian
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Period 6-8 Superstars (100%) Bianca, Lanz, Deveily, Andres G, Dani K, Alison, Ja’Shawn, Mindy Allstars (90%+) Jesse, Logan, Jose Rockstars (80%+) Monika, Shirley, Camacaro, Allen C, Fernandez, Gabriel, Sammy, Nayeli, Jasson
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Period 9-11 Superstars (100%) Lauryn, Nani, Kendle Allstars (90%+) Lucas, Marc, Lauren L, Langston, Indya, Marrel, Niki Y Rockstars (80%+) Anthony, Julia, Sean, Noah M, Keosha, Ricky, Tatyana
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Mastery Based Grading On PowerSchool, starred (*) assignments are NOT included in your final grade. The included assignments are the ones labelled “OVERALL SCORE” assignments. CategoryPercentage of Final Grade Unit1: Science Fundamentals23.3% Unit 2: Motion and Forces23.3% Unit 3: Energy and Momentum23.3% Semester 1 POL10.0% Habits of Mind20.0% Essential Skills and Knowledge (Physics Mastery) = 70% of grade Habits of Mind (Accountability, Quality, Collaboration) = 30% of grade
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Mastery Based Grading What this DOESN’T mean: Unlimited retakes on assessments What this DOES mean: Multiple opportunities to demonstrate mastery on an essential skill: Homework, Quizzes, Exams, Lab Reports, Projects, POLs Exams are cumulative, which means that the Unit 2 Exam will still assess mastery on Unit 1 material.
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Mastery Based Grading In Mrs. Larkin’s Class: If you show higher mastery LATER, you receive the HIGHER score. Example On 8/30, you got a 7 on an assignment. On 9/3, you got a 9 on an assignment. Your overall score would become a 9 If you show lower mastery LATER, you receive the AVERAGE score. Example On 8/30, you got a 9 on an assignment. On 9/3, you got a 7 on an assignment Your overall score would become a 8 (average of 9 and 7)
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Mastery Based Grading REASSESSMENTS are allowed only for the following: Unit Projects Improve and return the project within two weeks. Must have been turned in COMPLETED on time. Lab Reports Edit the report based on Mrs. Larkin’s feedback and return within two weeks. Must have been turned in COMPLETED on time. Unit Assessments Do test corrections during Mrs. Larkin’s office hours and return within two weeks. Test corrections don’t count for points; they only EARN you the ability to do a DIFFERENT form of the unit assessment. Must be done within 2 weeks.
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Bright Idea! If you have not watched the YouTube video, do so tonight so that you are prepared for the unit assessment. If you don’t understand something, OFFICE HOURS!!!! Remember, you will see the content for EVERY EXAM from here to the end of the year, since they are cumulative.
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Fraction and Units What is 1/1? 2/2? 3/3? 4/4? cm/cm? kg/kg? mL/mL? s/s?
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Basic Dimensional Analysis Activity There are 3 triangles per 1 circle. There are 2 circles per 1 square. How many triangles are in 4 squares? There are 4 triangles per 3 circles There are 2 circles per 1 square. How many triangles are in 3 squares?
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Basic Dimensional Analysis Dimensional Analysis: Comparing relationships between units Conversion Factor: changes something to a different version 1 ft = 12 in 1 mm = 0.001 m 1 kg = 2.2 lb 1 s = 100 cs 1 L = 1000 mL 1 mL = 1 cm 3 Conversion factors can be written as fractions: A = B A B can be written as A B WHY? B A OR
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S.I. System International System k (kilo-) = 1000 base units h (hecto-) = 100 base units da (deka-) = 10 base units Base units = grams (g), meters (m), liters (L), seconds (s) d (deci-) = 0.1 base units c (centi-) = 0.01 base units m (milli-) = 0.001 base units
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Break
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Basic Dimensional Analysis Write the following in fraction form: 1 ft = 12 in 1 mm = 0.001 m 1 kg = 2.2 lb 1 s = 100 cs 1 L = 1000 mL 1 mL = 1 cm 3
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Basic Dimensional Analysis What is 14 yards in inches? Circle the starting measurement Box the ending dimension (we’re solving for magnitude) Conversion Factors I know: ______ yd = ______ ft ______ ft = ______ in STARTENDMultiplying FractionsUnits
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Basic Dimensional Analysis What is 12 kg/m in lb/m? Circle starting measurement Box ending dimension (units) Conversion Factors I Know: ______ kg = ______ lb STARTENDMultiplying FractionsUnits
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Basic Dimensional Analysis What is 3 kg/m in lb/cm Circle starting measurement Box ending dimension (units) Conversion Factors I Know: ______ kg = ______ lb ______ cm = ______ m STARTENDMultiplying FractionsUnits
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Project: Too Fly For Junior High Phase 2 Task: Modify the best Phase 1 paper airplane in a SINGLE, MEASURABLE way. Create 5 models that incrementally change this part. Design and conduct an experiment using the scientific method to determine which of the 5 SIMILAR paper airplane models flies the furthest. Constraints: You may use computer paper, cardstock, glue, tape, paperclips, & staples.
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Phase 2 Design Lab Portion of Notebook. Date 9/9 Write out the procedure (steps) for the experiment in Phase 2. Indicate the following: Independent Variable, Dependent Variable, Constants, Control Group, Experimental Groups Must be approved by Mrs. Larkin before you begin Materials you will have: Tape measurer, Ruler, Paper airplanes Only the following may be used for airplane: Computer paper, cardstock, staples, paper clips, tape, glue, scissors Ask if you need anything else
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Homework YouTube Video: Scientific Notation and Calculations. Takes notes for quiz on Wed/Thu. Bring calculator for quiz Project Phase 2: Experiment procedure written. Mandatory Office Hours (for those who got less than an 8 on one or more of the quiz questions)
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Homework How to get to the YouTube assignment > dp.davincischools.org/staff/blarkin > “Physics Homework 2013-2014” > Unit 1 (Scientific Skills) Homework > Due on Wednesday 9/11 or Thursday 9/12 > YouTube Video: Scientific Notation and Calculations NO EXCUSES You have my phone number, my email, my office hours AND You have friends
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