Session Date
Lesson Topic
practice of sciencee ; speed
Lesson Outline
First, we reviewed a few learning goals, specifically those having to do with models, scientific investigations that aren’t experiments, testable of hypotheses, and evaluating data to draw conclusions. Then we used word problems to practice solving for any variable in the speed equation. Finally, we went to the lab and collected data on the distances Nicole traveled, in increments of 2 seconds, in several scenarios (walking slow, walking fast, positive acceleration, etc). Nicole did a really good job with the measuring! By the end of the lab, she was measuring distance in meters, to the nearest centimeter, with fluency. We were able to complete 6 data tables. Very productive!
Assignment
speed calculations, textbook pages 367- 371
Session Minutes
90
Minutes Student Attended
90
Lesson Comments
Nicole did not do any of her homework. She said that she was confused, but she had not even tried at all (and she had done a decent job with the material when we practiced in class). I told her that, in the future, if she is confused about an assignment, to still try to do it the best that she can and have something written down. Even if it's wrong, at least there is evidence of trying, which counts for a lot!
Session Hours
1.50
Hours Attended
1.50
Entry Status
Review Status
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