Investigation the dependence of the oscillation period of the pendulum on various parameters
| Long-term plan unit: Oscillations | School: named by Mukhtar Auezov | ||||
| Date: | Teacher name: Serikbay Daulet | ||||
| Grade: 9 | Number present: | absent: | |||
| Theme of the lesson | Investigation the dependence of the oscillation period of the pendulum on various parameters. | ||||
| Learning objectives that are achieved at this lesson | -explain the causes of oscillations in various oscillating systems;
– investigate the dependence of the oscillation period of the pendulum on various parameters. |
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| Lesson
objectives |
After this lesson, students should be able to
– know different types of oscillating systems; -explain the causes of oscillations in various oscillating systems; – investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the pendulum on various parameters. |
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| Success
criteria |
Students have achieved if they:
– know different types of oscillating systems; -explain the causes of oscillations in various oscillating systems; – investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the pendulum on various parameters. |
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| Language
objectives |
Period of the oscillation, frequency of the oscillation, equilibrium position, displacement, amplitude, angular frequency, simple pendulum, mass-spring system, length of the pendulum, spring constant.
The time taken for one complete oscillation is referred to as the period of the oscillation. The number of oscillations per unit time is thefrequency. |
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| Values instilled
at the lesson |
Students’ achieve of specific learning objectives, and get a certain amount of knowledge, but also develop the ability to apply their knowledge in solving learning and life problems. | ||||
| Cross-curricular links | Values links Mathematics.
Trigonometric functions: sine and cosine. Cast rule. |
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| Previous learning | Free and forced oscillations. Characteristics of the oscillations.
Equation of simple harmonic motion. |
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| Course of the lesson | |||||
| Planned stages of the lesson | Planned activities at the lesson | Resources | |||
| Beginning
5 min. |
Starting point
Recall and discuss with the class: – Difference between free and forced oscillations; – Characteristics of the oscillations: amplitude, time period, frequency, angular frequency, displacement, phase of oscillation. – Equations of SHM: displacement, velocity and acceleration. Determine lesson objectives with class: – know different types of oscillating systems; -explain the causes of oscillations in various oscillating systems; – investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the pendulum on various parameters. |
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| Middle
5 min
20 min
7 min
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Learning objectives:
– know different types of oscillating systems; -explain the causes of oscillations in various oscillating systems; By using video clip (video_1) discuss with class different types of oscillating systems
Investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the pendulum on various parameter through inquiry-based learning Students are divided into small groups. One group will investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the simple pendulum on the length of the pendulum and the amplitude of the oscillation. Simple Pendulum Another group will investigate the dependence period of the oscillation of the mass-spring system on the mass and the spring constant. Mass-spring systems Students based on the study will draw conclusions. Solving problems Problem _1_Alternative to practical Students work independently 1. Why do you push child on a swing? What does happen if you don’t push child? 2. Mobile phones use GSM standard of 900 MHz. What is period jf oscillations? 3. Child plays on swing so that she performs 30 oscillations in one minute. What is the period and frequency of oscillations? 4. Use circular analogy to drow position of the box and speed vector when phase ф is . . The teacher checks and evaluates problem solving. Gives feedback. If necessary, helps to the students. |
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| End
3 min |
Generalization: Students will be asked if they have achieved the lesson’s objectives. | ||||
