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Introduction to the knowledge of physics

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functions and their graphic representation

Introduction:

in curriculum design can be seen a constant concern that students acquire the skills needed to function as citizens able to exercise their rights and duties in a society that incorporates each operation again, its activities and its mathematical aspects languages.

academic degree: 4 semester



school students Features:
Teen

16 years


objective:


• Use mathematical knowledge to organize, interpret and act in various situations of reality.
• Understand and interpret various forms of mathematical expression and incorporate the language and modes of argumentation common. Recognize and refer
situations where there are problems that can be formulated in mathematical terms, solve and analyze results using appropriate resources.


Specific objectives:

· To reflect on their own strategies used in mathematical activities.
• Incorporate own habits and attitudes of mathematical activity.
Recognize the role of resources in their own learning.

Learning Strategies:

According to these principles, the class action plan would incorporate the following aspects:
Proposal of activities for background detection and revision of concepts and previous learning. These activities the students would work individually.
Proposed activities in real contexts for the acquisition of new knowledge. These activities will be worked individually or in groups. In addition, some of them were proposed and worked to gain the students' own strategies of mathematical activity, and have models to improve its presentation, approach and solve problems.
Sharing the work done by analyzing and discussing the concepts and materials used, difficulties encountered and the solutions adopted to circumvent.
Detailed description of the concepts in the conduct of activities by the teacher, as well as properties.
resolution of exercises and strengthening handling problems concepts.
Performance of work by the teacher or student initiative. Summary
content and group discussion.


selection and development of materials and contents.


MATERIALS:

Today, there are many materials on the market, although the educational administration in this new phase has forgotten to provide the faculty clásicas.Debemos areas distinguish between material the use of teachers in their teaching and the student must manipulate. Professor
Material:
Overhead transparencies and the corresponding activities to be presented to students. Rear Projection
Graphing Calculator. Slate
white grid or where to project the grid to represent graphs.

Material for the student: 1.5 mm grid
folio for graphical representations.
colored pens.
Rules. Computers
Calculator


CONTENTS:

- Conceptual:

Review by a set of concepts and activities of learning achieved in previous courses:
Interpretation functions using graphs, verbal descriptions, tables, mathematical formula.
growth and decline. Ends.
Continuity. Functional models
:
linear functions.
piecewise linear functions.

Quadratic Functions Exponential
inversely.


- Procedural:

Interpretation and construction of numerical tables and graphs of functions, selecting the most appropriate scales and units. Recognition
intervals of increase and decrease.
id and interpretation of the ends of a function. Identification of graphical
continuous and discontinuous functions.
Recognition and representation of the various functions studied.
Identification and significance of the various parameters in each type of function.
Recognition of the most important characteristics of the different functions. Recognition
frequency graph.
Using the calculator and computer software to calculate different values \u200b\u200band represent different functions by analyzing their differences.

- Attitudes:
appreciate the usefulness
graphic language to represent different situations.
highlight the need to choose an appropriate scale on each axis, to make graphs.
Show interest and curiosity to find the salient features of a function.
develop a critical attitude to analyze the information graphic.
stress the importance of establishing precisely the graphs to show properties and characteristics generally associated phenomena.
appreciate the help provided by new technologies for the calculation, quick view, the study and quick check of how families are different functions and how they influence their graphs the various parameters.

Learning methodology:

The methodology will encourage the student's ability to learn for themselves, work together and implement adequate and appropriate methods of investigation. Similarly emphasize the relationship of the theoretical aspects of materials and their practical applications in society.


Learning Activities: Activities

Home:

(Time: 10min)


Activities development:

(Length: 30 min)


Closing Activities:

(Duration: 5min)

activities are attached at the end

rating:

Regarding the concepts

understand, recognize and use their own scientific and technical language of the area of \u200b\u200bMathematics.
Assimilation and practical application of concepts worked.
Knowledge and use of reasoning techniques work and own the area.
understanding and explanation of the problems as a step to interpret the mathematical reality that surrounds us.
contributions and initiatives in both classroom work as a group.

With regard to the following:
Speaking
right and proper.
Correct use of mathematical symbols and knowledge of the properties at the time of operation and simplify mathematical expressions.
Organization and use of appropriate materials to work performed. Presentation
work and workbook.
techniques of intellectual work: Underline, diagrams, conceptual maps ...
Synthesis and analysis of results.
Finding and using information sources.
and problem-solving approach.
Systematization.
formulation and hypothesis testing.
autonomy in learning.

Regarding attitudes:

care and class participation. Housekeeping
in the works. Care
materials.
interest and curiosity about mathematics.
Respect and tolerance for others.


instruments used to assess:

in her classroom observation: Working
classroom.
Debates.
Questions and exercises on the blackboard.
approach and problem analysis.
Student Notebook: Homework
.
diagrams, summaries, expression.
approach and problem analysis.
Objective evidence and individual or group work: Presentation


Reasoning Operation Procedures



ANNEX:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/17520887/Actividades-a-Realizar


teaching unit developed by: Lizet Lazalde Estela Martínez. Instituto La Salle Chihuahua . Level: High. See Chihuahua. July 2009.

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HIT AND RECEPTION. Understanding Space Travel

INTRODUCTION.

TO HAVE AN OWN STYLE TO IDENTIFY A TEAM OF FUT-BOL SOCCER PLAYING AS EXIT FROM BACK AT DA SAFETY OF MOVING THE BALL, AS WELL AS HE HAS MADE PATENT TECHNICAL INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE SOLVENCY.


ACADEMIC DEGREE: STUDENTS

1, 3 and 5 HIGH SCHOOL SEMESTER.

CHARACTERISTICS OF STUDENTS:

ABOUT IS A SELECTION OF 50 PLAYERS SEEKING TEAMS TO BE IN SCHOOL. THE FINAL 18 PLAYERS ARE ONLY TO THOSE WHO WORK UNTIL THE END OF SCHOOL YEAR.

GOAL:

TECHNIQUE TO IMPROVE AND ENHANCE THE INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PLACING SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE RECEPTION AND HIT THE BALL.

SPECIFIC GOAL: GIVE

SOLVENCY AND SAFETY TO THE BOTTOM OF THE EQUIPMENT (DEFENSE) THE TRANSFER OF THE BALL FROM THE DOOR TO MEDIA FIELD IS SAFE.

STRATEGY LEARNING THROUGH PLAY

REDUCED IN AREA 20 X 40 4 v 4 will invariably WARMING AREA OF 4 WEEKS TO UNDERSTAND THIS.
WILL BE A HIT THE ROOT OF SOIL AND TIMES WILL BE IN 2 (TO AND PLAYING).
WANTED AT ALL TIMES THAT ALL PLAYERS ARE KEPT IN CONSTANT MOTION TO GIVE THE TEAM DYNAMICS AND NOT ONLY MOVE THE PLAYERS WHO HAVE THE BALL.

SELECTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIALS AND CONTENT:

IS WORKING IN 3 SESSIONS PER WEEK DURATION 1.30 minutes.
STRESS IN EACH SESSION WILL BE PERMANENT AND CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TECHNIQUE. ATTENDING
THEY ARE 2 OF THE FOUNDATIONS OF FUT-BOL SOCCER EVERY STUDENT (PLAYER) MUST HAVE A WAY TO ASSIST FIRST TO GIVE A GENERAL REVIEW EXERCISES BY OWN STOCK TO SEE THAT THIS WAY COMES JOVEN.DE AREAS CAN BE OBSERVED OPPORTUNITY IN THE NEED TO WORK WITH MORE CAREFULLY.

METHODOLOGY:

is selected from the WARM UP WORKING GROUP EXERCISES TO STRENGTHEN OVER THE BEAT AND PURIFIED AND THE RECEPTION OF THE BALL.

INDUCTIVE YEARS WORKING WITH THE FIRST PART TO RUN AFTER THE END OF NORMAL AND DUTIES INCLUDE 2 YEAR THAN THE SUPPORT AS IS INCLUDED IN PARTS SIDE SHAFT. 4 VS 4 IN SPACE OF 20 X 40 GOL AND INCLUDE THE BOTTOM LINE. HERE ARE EVALUATED THE MECHANICS OF MOTION TO HIT AS MUCH FOR THE RECEPTION

WATCHING THE BODY MOVEMENT, BALANCE, direction and strength of POSCICION STILL HIT AS MUCH IN MOVING. IN THE SAME WAY IN THE RECEPTION WILL BE WATCHING THE BALANCE AND GUIDANCE WHEN BOTH GET THE BALL IN PLAY AS FIXED POSCISION. ASSESSING

4 GAMES ARE WORKING ON INTER-BRACKETS (Thursday) and Saturday FRIENDLY GAMES BEFORE THE START OF THE TOURNAMENT (4 TO 6 GAMES).

EVALUATION:

AT THE END OF THIS UNIT EVALURA GROUP ON THE TABLE TO PUT IT WORKED AND I OBTAINED TO MAKE THE COMPUTER SECURITY AND FOOT FORWARD IN THAT TONE. THIS WAY THE TEAM THAT WILL GIVE ACCOUNT ESTES DELINENDO OWN STYLE OF PLAYING WITH CUSTOM SEAL TEAM WORKING IN LINE.

teaching unit developed by: Edgar Jesús Ramírez Morales. Colegio Ignacio Zaragoza. Level: High. See Saltillo. July 2009.

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Introduction:

The interaction of science, technology and Society. Influences Society Through Technology
ITS products and Processes, Technological Change and Are Often Accompanied by Social, Political and Economic Changes That May Be beneficial or detrimental to individuos and to society; social needs, attitudes and values influence the direction of technological development.


Grado académico:

High School – 5to.Semester

Características de los estudiantes:

Students from 16-17 years.

Objetivo general :

Students will:
Understand that travel in space is a reality around the corner nowadays.


Objetivos específicos:

Students will understand that technology can be use:
At some time in the future, there likely will be cities in space.
The first of these cities will probably be lunar based, Mars based, or space based (orbiting Earth).
Designers of such a city will have to work within the parameters of the unique conditions of the base environment.
Designers will have to consider the conditions and services that will be necessary for people living in the city.

Estrategias de aprendizaje:

Class discussion:
1. Discuss with your class the design of a large city near your area. What materials are common in buildings and other structures? What kinds of recreation facilities are available? How is power provided to the residents? What are the main businesses and industries carried out in the city? Can students think of any reasons for the characteristics they have ascribed to the city? Are the city's characteristics related to its geography, location, or available natural resources?

2. Continue the discussion by pointing out that, in the future, we are likely to have cities in space—either lunar based, Mars based, or space based (i.e., orbiting Earth). Go on to point out that, as on Earth, the characteristics of space cities will be, in part, dictated by the unique conditions of the base environment.

Cooperative groups:
3. Divide the class into three work teams. Team 1 will design a lunar-based city; Team 2, a Mars-based city; and Team 3, a space-based city.

4. Before beginning, Teams 1 and 2 should research the base environments of the moon and Mars; Team 3 should research space stations.

5. Set aside a time for the three teams to meet and plan their cities with the following questions in mind:
What building materials will be available?
Which jobs will be required; what skills will people need?
What kind of recreational facilities should be available for the inhabitants?
How will power, food, water, oxygen—the necessities—be provided?
What conditions and services will people need?
Are there any special scientific research projects that could be carried out on this base that are unique to this location?
What types of businesses and commercial services will be most likely to thrive in this city?
Selección y desarrollo de materiales y contenidos.

MATERIALES:

Computer with Internet access
(use of digital board)
Research materials related to the moon, Mars, and space stations
http://www.google.com.mx/search?sourceid=navclient&hl=es&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SNYO_esMX307MX311&q=moon%2cspace
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/index.html
Images about different planets, space and space stations.

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/msnbc/Components/Photo_StoryLevel/080411/080411-space-am-moon-dev2-934.hmedium.jpg

Power point presentation (about space)
http://www.slideshare.net/nancyrios/presentac-1742222

Readings The Case for Space: Who Benefits from Explorations of the Last Frontier?Paul S. Hardersenm, Shrewsbury, MA: ATL Press, Inc., 1997This book discusses ideas and plans about space and how people may continue to benefit from space exploration in the future. The author says that shuttles, space stations, satellites orbiting Earth, stations on the Moon, and spaceships landing on asteroids to mine metals will be possible in the next 50 years.

CONTENIDOS:

- Conceptuales:

Use of technology in space, how is going to be the interaction in the future.

- Procedimentales:

Investigation, discussion and the way of using the new technology in space.

- Actitudinales:

Accept from classmates a more imaginative and less scientific focus.

Metodología de aprendizaje:

1.Classroom

2. Caregiver Experience

3. Case Studies

Students participate in classroom setting using listening, visual and written skills to get knowledge and awareness.

Students obtain competences by discussing experiences and practices in groups, or one-on-one.

Students discuss different options related to the class with the group.

Actividades de aprendizaje:

Actividades de inicio:

(10 min. )

Discuss the following "What ifs":
What if...the Soviet Union had never launched the Sputnik?
What if...the Apollo Program had never resulted in a landing on the Moon?
What if...no one had ever tried to break the sound barrier?
What if...the Soviet Union had landed on the Moon first?
What if...you were offered an opportunity to ride on the Space Shuttle?
Discuss why people want to go into space and debate whether human space exploration should be replaced with robotic missions. Are there compelling reasons why humans should have a presence in space travel?
Explain how the exploration of space is similar to an expedition to Mt. Everest.
Debate the value of the Apollo Lunar Mission Program. Support your opinion with specifics.
Debate the value of a manned mission to Mars. Support your opinion with specifics.
Discuss the benefits which could result from private industry's participation in the commercialization of space.
Explain how space travel has affected people's lives. How has it affected your life?

Actividades de desarrollo:

(25 min.)

Both the Pioneer and Voyager spacecraft carry messages from planet Earth. Have students research the reasoning behind the designs and the objectives of the two messages. Have students, working in pairs, design their own messages to be carried on a spacecraft leaving the solar system. In planning their messages, students should address the following issues:
How can we communicate with a species unfamiliar with our language and culture?
How do we tell this species where we are located, or the point of origin of the spacecraft?
What should the content of the message be? How much or little information should we include, and for what reasons?

Actividades de cierre:

(10 min. )

Have students write a short conclusion about the use of technology in space.


Evaluación:

You can evaluate the teams on their plans and presentations using the following three-point rubric:
Three points: Plan shows serious consideration of all suggested questions; presentation carefully prepared and well presented.
Two points: Plan shows serious consideration of most suggested questions; presentation adequately prepared and presented.
One point: Plan shows serious consideration of few suggested questions; presentation lacking in organization and clarity.


ANEXOS:

http://www.slideshare.net/nancyrios/presentac-1742222


teaching unit developed by: Maria Teresa de Jesus Chavez Velazquez. Instituto La Salle Chihuahua . Level: High. See Chihuahua. July 2009.