Enable
students to
|
1. |
Perform
experiment on heating as interaction between matters |
|
2. |
Establish
concepts of “temperature difference”, “non-material transfer” &
“conserved quantity” |
Apparatuses
Included in package
|
1. |
Cup-Bowl-Holder |
x 10 |
|
2. |
Worksheet
file (read only) |
x 1 |
|
3. |
Presentation
file (read only) |
x 1 |
|
4. |
Spreadsheet
file (read only) |
x 1 |
Not included in package
|
5. |
Thermometer
(0 – 100 oC) |
x 20 |
|
6. |
Stopwatch |
x 10 |
|
7. |
Graph
paper |
x 40 |
|
8. |
Table
cloth |
x 10 |
|
9. |
Hot
water (~ 80 oC) |
|
|
10. |
Tap
water |
|
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In a
double-lesson, teachers could
|
1. |
Draw
students’ attention to the phenomenon of temperature difference |
|
2. |
Allow
students to perform experiment and collect data |
|
3. |
Elaborate
on the key features: “non-material transfer” and “conserved quantity” |
|
4. |
Prepare
students for understanding energy as the conserved quantity |
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