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    SCIENTIFIC REASONING

    LEARNING GOALS

    ASSIGNMENT/ASSESSMENT & DATE:

    SR.1 (A) Ican identify the phenomena to be

    investigated, the explanation to be tested, orthe problem to be solved.

    SR.2 (A) I can design a reliable experiment

    that investigates the phenomena, tests theexplanation, or solves the problem.

    SR.3 (A) I can communicate the details of

    an experimental procedure clearly andcompletely using words and pictures.

    SR.4 (A) I can record and represent data ina meaningful way.

    SR.5 (B) I can analyze data appropriately

    and show the analysis clearly and completely.

    SR.6 (B) I can represent data graphically

    and determine the equation which modelsthe data.

    SR.7 (B) I can identify a pattern in the data

    and use the pattern to make predictions.

    SR.8 (C) I can make a claim about the

    results of an experiment and support the

    claim with evidence and reasoning.

    SR.9 (C) I can identify possible

    uncertainties, evaluate how they affect my

    results, and suggest ways to minimize them.

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    CONSTANT VELOCITY PARTICLE MODEL

    LEARNING GOALS

    ASSIGNMENT/ASSESSMENT & DATE:

    CV.1 (A) I know the difference between

    position, distance, and displacement.

    CV.2 (A) I know the difference between

    speed and velocity.

    CV.3 (A) I can solve problems involving

    average speed and average velocity.

    CV.4 (B) I can interpret/draw motion mapsfor objects moving with constant velocity.

    CV.5 (B) I can interpret/draw position vs.

    time graphs for objects moving with constantvelocity.

    CV.6 (B) I can interpret/draw velocity vs.

    time graphs for objects moving with constantvelocity.

    CV.7 (C) I can translate between motion

    maps, position vs. time graphs, and velocityvs. time graphs.

    CV.8 (C) I recognize when the constant

    velocity model applies and I use it when

    appropriate.

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    BALANCED FORCE PARTICLE MODEL

    LEARNING GOALS

    ASSIGNMENT/ASSESSMENT & DATE:

    BF.1 (A) I can draw an interaction diagram

    and specify the system and the surroundings.

    BF.2 (A) I know when forces must be

    (un)balanced based upon an objects motion.

    BF.3 (B) I can interpret/draw motion

    diagrams for objects with changing velocity.

    BF.4 (B) I can draw a labeled force diagramshowing all forces acting on an object.

    BF.5 (B) I can use force and motion

    concepts to determine unknown forces forobjects moving at constant velocity.

    BF.6 (C) I can apply the law of reciprocity tothe forces between objects.

    BF.7 (C) I know when the balanced force

    model applies and use it when appropriate.

    BF.8 (C) I can use more than one model

    (BFPM and CVPM) to solve a problem for

    multiple unknowns.

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    EXPERIMENTAL FORCE LAWS

    LEARNING GOALS

    ASSIGNMENT/ASSESSMENT & DATE:

    FL.1 (A) I can know the difference between

    mass and weight.

    FL.2 (B) I can calculate the weight of an

    object on the surface of the earth.

    FL.3 (B) I can apply the gravitational force

    law to solve problems.

    FL.4 (C) I know how mass and separation

    distance affects the strength of thegravitational force between two objects.

    FL.5 (A) I know the factors that determine

    the amount of friction between two surfaces.

    FL.6 (B) I can apply the frictional force lawto solve problems.

    FL.7 (B) I can apply the spring force law to

    solve problems.

    FL.8 (C) I can use more than one model

    (BFPM, CVPM) plus experimental force laws

    to solve a problem for multiple unknowns.