PGT 201E
–
INSRUCTIONAL
TECHNOLOGY PRACTICES
TITLE : MULTIMEDIA SLIDE PRESENTATION
WITH POWER POINT
(FORM 5 PHYSICS: ELECTRICITY)
GROUP MEMBERS:
1. NUR FAZLIANI MALIK (84678)
2. SHAMIRA AYOB (84
719)
3. SURYANA MOHAMED (84750)
LESSON PLAN
Subject
: Physics Form 5
Date
:
1
5
September
200
8
Class
:
Form
5
A
Time
:
8
0 minute
Number of students
:
3
0
Student’s age
:
17 years old
Learning area
:
Electricity
Learning objective
:
Students’ will be taught to understand electric field and charge
flow.
Learning outcomes
: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
1.
Identify the ele
ctric field and charge flow.
2.
Identify the electric current.
3.
Identify the type of ammeters.
4.
Know how to sketch the electric field lines.
5.
Identity the effect of electric field acting on a charged b
ody
.
Instructional resources: power point, LCD projector.
N
oble values
:
Co
-
operation, systematic, rational thinking, improve
confidence.
Prior knowledge
:
Students have been exposed to.
1.
The measurement of electric current.
2.
The measurement of ph
ysical quantities.
Teacher’s references
:
1. Textbook Physics Form 5 KBSM, Aras Mega(m) Sdn Bhd
2.
Reference book Golden New Vision Physics SPM, Eastview
3.
http://www.wikepidea.com
Student’s references
:
1. Textbook Physics Form 5 KBSM, Aras Me
ga(m) Sdn Bhd
Step/Time
Content
Teaching Activities
Learning Activities
Remarks
Induction set
(
+
10 minute)
Introduce positive
charge and negative
charge.
Teacher shows a
video and ask
question as below:
a.
What do you
think thi
s video
is about?
b.
Can you tell me
one of the
advantages of
lightning?
c.
Have you ever
wondered how
lightning is
produced?
d.
What can you
see from the
video?
Through video and
questions, students
able to identify
charge flow and the
electric field that
th
ey will learn today.
Students watch and
observe the video.
Expected answer:
a.
Lightning
b.
Generate electricity
c.
The negative and
positive parts of the
stepped leader
connect there is a
conductive path from
the cloud to the
ground and the
negative charges rus
h
down it causing the
visible stroke.
d.
Its shows that the
lightening
consists
of
charge flow and
electric field.
To gain
students
attention and
prepare them
for the
lesson.
Teaching aid:
LCD and
laptop.
Refer to
Appendix 1
STEP 1
(
+
30
minute)
Identif
y electric
field
, electric field
line and relate to the
human body.
Teacher show the
power
point.
Teacher ask student
question.
Q1
: What causes
like charges to repel
and unlike
charges to
attract?
Teacher explains
more detail about
electric field.
Students give full
attention to the teacher
explanations.
Expected answer:
This is because a charged
object
exerts an
electrostatic force (that is
attractive force or
repulsive force) on
nearby objects.
Expected answer:
There are forces between
the charges.
To make
student
understand.
Teaching aid:
LCD and
laptop.
Refer to
Appendix 1
Effect of
Electrostatic
Charge.
Teacher explains
about th
e meaning of
electric field.
Electric field
lines are directed
from
positive
charge
(electrode) to
negative charge
(electrode).
Teacher shows the
figure of
electrostatic force
direction.
From positive to
negative
Teacher explains
more about the
electrostatic charge
relate to the
electrostatic field
line.
Teacher state t
hat the
e
ffect of electric
field acting on a
charged body.
Human body
forms an electric
field around it.
Teacher show a
video and ask for
student
understanding about
the video.
Q: Ok classes, what
can you see from the
video?
Q: can you tell me
about w
hy
thus her
hairs stand on the
ends?
Students look at the
picture shown by teacher.
Students watch the video
and observe the situation
and think about the video
and relate to the topic
today.
Expected answer:
We can see her hairs are
stand when her hand
touches the Van De Graff
material.
It is show that in our
Identify the
magnetic
field
Teacher explains
that students will
clearly understand
when they watch
video and relate it
with the lesson
today.
Activity relate to the
electric field:
Teacher divides
students into four
groups.
Teacher gives
mate
rials that
consist of
balloon and
tissue paper.
Teacher ask
student to read
the instruction
from the power
point and give
them 3 minute to
do the activity.
At the end of the
activities teacher
will discuss the
answers.
Teacher ask a
question as below:
What causes like
charges to repel and
unlike charges to
attract?
body forms an electric
field around it.
The hairs st
and on their
ends because they carry
like charges and repel
each other.
Expected answer:
There are forces between
the charges.
Teacher sketch the
connection between
a charges and forces
at the whiteboard.
From the sketches
teacher explain
about charges, forces
and magnetic field
between charge
object.
Teacher exp
lains the
charge flow and
demonstrates a
closed circuit in
front of the class.
Teacher asks
students to come in
front and sketch
closed circuit.
Students pay attention
and take notes of the
lesson
Expected answer:
At the
content column.
Step 2
(
+
2
0
min
ute
)
Identify charge flow
where:
I = electric current
in Ampere.
Q = quantity of
charge flow.
t = time taken.
Identify type of
ammeter
Teacher ask question
as below:
What is the direction
of charge flow?
Teacher state the
electric current can
be defined in
equation
Teacher gives
ammeters to student
Expec
ted answer:
Charge flow from (
-
)
terminal to (+) terminal.
Refer to
Appendix 1
and appendi
x
2.
in 3 groups to
observe.
Teacher show
and
explain a
different
type
of ammeters.
Teacher give an
instruction to student
as below:
In a group discuss
the type of ammeter
and change physical
quantities to ampere.
Teacher asks one
student of each
group to come in
front and complete
the table. (Refer to
Appendix 2)
Students observe the
ammeters
carefully.
Expected answer
1.ammeter =1A
2.milliammeter =1mA
3.microammeter =1µA
Students have
learnt
physical
quantities in
form 4.
General
form:
1m =
10¯³
1
μ
=
1
⁶
STEP 3
(
+
15
minute)
Quiz
Teacher
asks
students to stay in
group and distribute
one handout of
quizzes for each
group.
Teacher gives 5
minutes to each
group to answer all
the questions.
Teacher discusses
the answers with
students and gives
ex
planations.
Student listen carefully
the teacher instruction
and answer the question.
Students discuss the
answers in the group.
Students listen to
teacher’s explanations.
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PHYSICS FORM 5
ELECTRIC FIELD
&
CHARGE
FLOW
OBJECTIVE:
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
Identify the electric field and charge
flow.
Identify the electric current.
Identify the type of ammeters.
Know how to sketch the electric field
lines.
Identity the effect of electric field
acting on a charged body
.
MENU
:
1.
ELECTRIC FIELD
2.
CHARGE FLOW
3.
QUIZZES
4.
SUMMARY
5.
REFERENCE
LET’S
WATCH A
VIDEO…
LIGHTENING
ELECTRIC FIELD
Q1
:
What causes li
ke charges to repel and
unlike
charges to attract?
Answer
:
This is bec
ause a charged object exerts
an
e
lectrostatic force (that is
attractive
force or
repulsive force) on
nearby objects.
ELECTRIC FIELD LINES
The direction of electrostatic forces
experienced by two opposite charges
(electrodes) in electric field.
Electric field lines are directed from
positive charge (electrode) to
negative charge (electrode)
.
This figures show the direction of
the
electrostatic forces…..
APPENDIX
1
The closer the electric fields lines, the
stronger electrostatic forces.
The electric field lines neither branch
off nor intersect one another.
Effect of Electric Field Acting On A
Charged Body
Van de Graaff
Electric field is formed by using a
Van de Graaff generator.
Charges are transmitted to body when
person touch the generator.
Human body form
s an electric field
around it.
The hairs stand on the ends because
they carry like charges and repel each
other.
CHARGE FLOW
Negative electric charges which are carried
by
electrons are “pushed” from the
negative terminal (
-
) of the cell.
These electrons go through the circuit
and back to the positive terminal (+) of
the cell.
This flow of electric charges forms an
electric current
.
ELECTRIC CURRENT
Is defined as the rate of charge flow,
that is
Where Q is the quantity of charge
flow and t is the time taken
The unit of
electric current is ampere
(A)
The unit of the quantity of charge
flow is coulomb (C).
Hence, 1A = 1Cs¯¹
TYPE OF AMMETERS
Electric current is measured by using an
ammeter, a milliammeter or a microammeter
1. Ammeter
Type of ammeter
Ampere (A)
ammeter
1A
milliammeter
1mA = 10¯³A
microammeter
1
μ
䄠A‱ク
⁶
A
QUIZZES
QUESTION 1
Electron flows from
__________________ charges to
__________________ charges.
Electron flows from
__________________ charges to
__________________
charges.
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 4
Electric field lines are directed from
the __________________ electrode to
the __________________ electrode.
QUESTION 3
Sketch the electric field lines for each
of the diagram…
APPENDIX
2
Type of ammeter
Ampere (A)
Ammeter
1A
Milliammeter
1mA = 10¯³A
Microammeter
1
μ
䄠A‱ク
⁶
A
Electric field lines are directed from
the __________________ electrode
to
the __________________
e
lectrode.
THANK YOU….
APPENDIX
3
Quiz
1)
Electron flows from __________________ charges to __________________ charges.
2)
Match the unit for each ammeter…
3)
Sketch the electric field lines for each of the diagram…
4)
Electric field lines are directed from the ____
______________ electrode to the
__________________ electrode.
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