Description
Question set to accompany this episode of Paul Hewitt’s Conceptual Physics Alive! All episodes stream freely and can be downloaded from Conceptual Academy.
Within the student document, the episode title is an active link to the streaming video for those using it electronically. There is also a URL for the streaming video printed at the bottom of the page for those using photocopies. The episode title below is a video link. Click to try it!
ROTATION : 45 minutes : A/B+Full versions
In this lecture, Paul Hewitt introduces the concept of rotational inertia. He gives examples of objects with high, low, and variable rotational inertias. He continues with a discussion of conservation of angular momentum and finishes with examples of circular motion.
Lessons of Phyz advantages:
- A heavy font ensures high legibility even in dim lighting.
- Questions are designed to be answered while the video plays—quick, simple responses keep students engaged without requiring deep reflection that would take them out of the presentation.
- Question types are mixed: fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, check lists, and short answer are common; in some cases, matching or sequencing.
- Certain moments in a video lesson merit undivided attention. No questions have been placed in those moments.
- "Play to the buzzer": Whenever possible, the last question in the set is answered during the last minutes (or seconds) of the video.
- I am a classroom teacher who has designed these resources for use with my students.
- If you find competing products online, by all means check them out. They may be cheaper; they may be free. None of them will be as professional, polished, or classroom-ready as this one.
The Google Docs files provided in this product are suitable for use online for remote instruction and make-up work and/or for printing and photocopying for in-person instruction. They are ready to use whichever way you need to use them.
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Description
Question set to accompany this episode of Paul Hewitt’s Conceptual Physics Alive! All episodes stream freely and can be downloaded from Conceptual Academy.
Within the student document, the episode title is an active link to the streaming video for those using it electronically. There is also a URL for the streaming video printed at the bottom of the page for those using photocopies. The episode title below is a video link. Click to try it!
ROTATION : 45 minutes : A/B+Full versions
In this lecture, Paul Hewitt introduces the concept of rotational inertia. He gives examples of objects with high, low, and variable rotational inertias. He continues with a discussion of conservation of angular momentum and finishes with examples of circular motion.
Lessons of Phyz advantages:
- A heavy font ensures high legibility even in dim lighting.
- Questions are designed to be answered while the video plays—quick, simple responses keep students engaged without requiring deep reflection that would take them out of the presentation.
- Question types are mixed: fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, check lists, and short answer are common; in some cases, matching or sequencing.
- Certain moments in a video lesson merit undivided attention. No questions have been placed in those moments.
- "Play to the buzzer": Whenever possible, the last question in the set is answered during the last minutes (or seconds) of the video.
- I am a classroom teacher who has designed these resources for use with my students.
- If you find competing products online, by all means check them out. They may be cheaper; they may be free. None of them will be as professional, polished, or classroom-ready as this one.
The Google Docs files provided in this product are suitable for use online for remote instruction and make-up work and/or for printing and photocopying for in-person instruction. They are ready to use whichever way you need to use them.
