17 December 2023
Turing Tumble
Using the turning Tumble for working out logic operations and solving problems then turning them into computer assembly code.
16 December 2023
15 December 2023
Testing for Gases
Testing for gases. A student came to me and asked what were the tests for gases. She had had a school lesson but hadn't done or seen a demo. We tested for oxygen, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and Chlorine. She now knows the tests.
14 December 2023
Reflective smartcart addon
Using the @pascoscientific smartcart with a bigger back end improves the results when measuring distances and velocities are greater distances
13 December 2023
12 December 2023
Lenses and ray diagrams
Learning all about ray diagrams and convex and concave lenses. Relating what we learned about refraction and applying it to the shapes of lenses and measuring their power. The students find it difficult to apply knowledge from one thing to another.
11 December 2023
The Eye
Understanding how the lens in the eye works is made a bit easier by this @pascoscientific lens; fill it with water and then use the syringe as the muscles to turn the lens from convex to concave. Place in the model eye to observe the results.
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