ENERGY AND CHANGE (IP) - Online

Outcomes of Workshop

This workshop will enable you to:

  • Know the different forms of energy
  • Explain where energy for life comes from
  • Identify activities that require energy
  • Describe by means of a diagram how humans use energy from the sun
  • Demonstrate best practices when teaching energy concepts
  • Explain the basics of energy transformations
  • Describe by means of an example what input and output energy is
  • Describe what a machine is
  • Describe what an appliance is
  • Demonstrate best practices when introducing electricity to eliminate any possible misconceptions
  • Recognise and identify the different components that make up an electrical circuit
  • Build a simple electrical circuit
  • Describe by interpreting a diagram how a power station works
  • Explain how energy can be used to create movement
  • Explain what a circuit is
  • Describe through a diagram what INPUT, PROCESS, OUTPUT is in a system
  • Make a switch for an electrical circuit using waste materials
  • Recognise and interpret internationally used symbols for electrical components
  • Draw a circuit diagram of an electrical circuit
  • Build a circuit from a circuit diagram
  • Apply best practices when teaching circuits and circuit diagrams to eliminate any possible misconceptions learners may develop
  • Understand the difference between conductors and insulators
  • Demonstrate which materials are conductors and which are insulators by conducting a practical investigation

Target Audience

Grades 4 - 9 natural sciences and technology teachers, DHs and SESs

Duration: 4 Hours

SACE PD Points:

15

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