Berlin 2012 intro

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Berlin 2012 Experienced teachers workshop Chris Hamper

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Agenda for physics workshop Berlin 2012

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Berlin 2012

Experienced teachers workshopChris Hamper

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Warm up

• Introductions• Photo• Timings• Options problems and resources• Using the wiki

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Data Collection

• Rolling ball (collecting data)• Comparing methods• Estimating unceratainties• Making screecasts

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Processing data

• Excel• Loggerpro• Other methods• Presenting results

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Conclusion and evaluation

• Writing evaluations• Presenting findings• Discusion about required depth

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Simulations

• Using Algodoo to model the ball• Modelling with excel• Interactive physics• Sharing applets• Different ways to use simulations

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Design

• 10 ideas in 10 minutes• New ideas / no craters• Why split DCP and D

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Marking and moderation of IA

• Mark one moderate the other• Traps to avoid, sharing tips

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The exam

• Making a markscheme• Marking an example• E marking and seeding

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TOK and international mindedness

• TOK moments and the TOK card game• The TOK essay and how we can help• When can we incorporate IM in physics?

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EE

• What it’s like to write an EE• Analysing an essay• Sharing experiences

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Gp 4

• Types of Gp4 projects• Sharing ideas and experiences• Collaborating online

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New program

• What we know now• What to expect• Concerns and reliefs• Messages to send