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I. How Science Works

1. The thinking behind the doing

2. Fundamental ideas

3. Observation as a stimulus to investigation

4. Designing an investigation

5. Making measurements

6. Presenting data

7. Using data to draw conclusions

8. Societal aspects of scientific evidence

9. Limitations of scientific evidence

II. Physics 1 (71)

III. Physics 1a (250)

IV. Physics 1b (511)

V. Physics 2 (1006)

VI. Physics 3 (598)

VII. Additional materials (892)

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A unit of work Animation Play Change in the force of friction Animation Play Displacement Animation Play Energy Student activity Play Energy Whiteboard exercise Play Force and displacement Student activity Play Force and displacement Whiteboard exercise Play How to calculate work Student activity Play How to calculate work Animation Play How to calculate work Whiteboard exercise Play Transfer of energy Animation Play Units of work Student activity Play Units of work Whiteboard exercise Play When is 'work' not work Student activity Play When is 'work' not work Whiteboard exercise Play Work Digital lesson Play Work Whiteboard presentation Play Work Animation Play Work and friction Student activity Play Work and friction Whiteboard exercise Play Work in steps Student activity Play Work in steps Simulation Play Work in steps Whiteboard exercise Play

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