139 Zoekresultaten die overeenkomen met concept question
Simulaties
- Alfaverval
- Dichtheid (HTML5)
- Energie in het schaatspark: eenvoudig (HTML5)
- mass-spring-lab
- Slinger lab (HTML5)
- Radioactief bepalen van de ouderdom
- Reactanten, producten en resten (HTML5)
- Trigonometrie toer (HTML5)
- Verhouding en Breuk (HTML5)
Activiteiten
- Wave clicker questions (Inquiry Based)
- Concept questions for Physics using PhET (Inquiry Based)
- Build an Molecule - concept questions
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Concept Questions
- Energy Skate Park - Concept Questions Compendium
- Gravity and Orbits-Vector Concept
- Concept Questions for Chemistry using PhET
- Beer's Law Lab - Guided Inquiry Activity
- Salts and Solubility Concept Questions for 5 activitites (Inquiry Based)
- Reflectioin and spherical mirror
- Thermal Expansion
- Le Chatelier's Principle Demos
- Visualization and Visual Illusions SIM Homework
- Energy Forms and Changes PhET Lab
- Beer's Law Warm-Up
- What is Equality
- Describing Location and Movement
- Forces and Motion: Basic - Concept Introduction
- Gravity Force Simulation - Concept Questions
- Relative Density - sink or float
- Potential Difference in Circuits
- Shape, Center, and Spread
- Wave Particle Duality
- Acid Base Solutions - Concentration and Strength
- Forces and Motion- Effects of Forces on Motion (Investigation)
- Using the Molecule Polarity PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Molecular Dipoles
- Forces and Motion
- Electric Field Hockey Simulation Homework
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Activity 2: Limiting Reactants in Chemical Reactions
- Conservation of Energy 1: Introduction (qualitative approach)
- Using the Atomic Interactions PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Energy Changes Associated with Bond Forming and Bond Breaking Events
- Using the Gases Intro PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Gas Laws and the Variable Changes Associated with Them
- Using the Coulomb’s Law PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Electrostatic Forces
- Using the Molecular Shapes PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Molecular Geometry and Shape
- Davisson Germer lecture and homework
- Conservation of Energy using Masses and Springs (Inquiry Based)
- The Atom; Discovery of the Atom
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Review Activity: Limiting Reactants in Chemical Reactions Review
- Intro to Photoelectric Effect Interactive Lecture
- Probability and Randomness Interactive Lecture
- Reflection and Transmission Interactive Lecture
- Fields - NGSS Aligned
- Sound: An Introduction (Inquiry Based)
- Conservation of Energy using Masses and Springs (homework version) (Inquiry Based)
- Lesson Plan for Teaching Shapes of Molecule
- Function Fun
- Pendulum Lab 1: Intro to pendulum (Inquiry Based)
- MRI lecture and homework
- Stern Gerlach clicker questions
- Battery-Resistor Circuit Simulation Homework III
- vectors
- Operon Modeling 2.0
- States of Matter Inquiry using Phet
- Balancing Act
- Stoichiometry for Remote Learning
- Projectile motion
- Energy Skate Park Basics: Mechanical Energy Lab
- Position function of mass on spring
- The Greenhouse Effect Lab
- KE and PE with the pendulum, Student
- Experimenting with forces (CER)
- Microwaves Simulation Homework
- Energy Skater -- Introduction to Mechanical Energy Conservation
- Forces and Motion
- PhET Energy Forms and Changes Virtual Lab
- Energy Skate Park Basics | Remote Lab
- Activity in Electricity (Coulomb's Law)
- Balancing equation
- Sound Simulation Homework II
- Photoelectric Virtual Experiment
- vector addition activity
- projectile motion
- Natural Selection
- Forces and Free Body Diagram Lab
- Line of best fit activity
- Gas Relationships and Buoyancy
- KE and PE using the Pendulum Lab
- Enquête au sujet des atomes, des éléments, des ions et des isotopes
- Refraction
- Horizontal Projectile Motion
- NUMBER LINE (DISTANCE)
- pHet Building Molecules Virtual Lab - HS Chem1 level
- Introduction to Equivalent Fractions
- Introduction to Molarity and Dilutions
- In/Post-Class Worksheet, Wave Interference, Sound/Water, PhET
- Projectile Motion
- Teaching Atoms using PhET Sim Worksheet
- Photoelectric Effect
- Resistivity in a wire
- Energy Forms and Changes
- Microwaves Simulation Activity
- The Covalent Bond Between Two Atoms
- Visualizing Resistance
- Experiencia Educativa Principio Arquimedes, Fuerza Boyante y Densidad (Learning experience: Archimedes principle, Buoyant force & Density).
- In/Post-Class Activity, Resonance, Spring, PhET
- Vector Addition Worksheet
- Projectile motion Experiment
- projectile motion
- Lab: PhET Isotopes and Atomic Mass
- Projectile Motion Lab Report
- Potential Energy of A Spring (Elastic Potential Energy)
- Quantum Wave Interference, 2 Lasers, PhET, Worksheet
- In_Post Class Worksheet, Wave Interference, light, PhET.
- Exploring Static Electricity
- 'Lectronic Plates
- High School Chemistry 1 level: Limiting reagents
- Friction Quantitative Lab
- Charges Activity with Various Simulations
- Newton's Second Law of Motion
- In/Post-Class Activity, Bending Light, PhET
- In/Post-Class Activity, Bending Light, Prisms, PhET
- ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Chemical Reactions of Alkanes and Alkenes
- Density
- Science activity sheet: Acids_bases solutions
- Waves on a String Exploration Activity Guide
- Density-introduction
- Online Assignment 4 Ms & Ss
- Intro to Circuits
- Energy Analysis of a Mass Oscillating on a Spring
- Modeling Relative Atomic Mass
- Adding Negations
- Lab: PhET Sugar and Salt Solutions
- What Type of Light Bulb Should I buy for my Grandma?
- Why do Icebergs Float?
- In-Post Class Activity Worksheet, Convex Lens, PhET
- In-Post Class Activity Worksheet, Convex Lenses, PhET
- Finding Unit Rates Using Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division
- Exploring Chemical Reactions and the Law of Conservation of Mass
- Simple Inquiry-based Build an Atom Simulation Student worksheet
- Computer Simulations as a Tool to Assist Teaching Basics of Electromagnetism (Simulações Computacionais Como Ferramenta Auxiliar ao Ensino de Conceitos Básicos de Eletromagnetismo)