Objective Code

The learner will:

Link to Science Standards

#1

Show that the way data are displayed affects the interpretation and evaluate the reasonableness of answers

12.1.2

#2

Demonstrate use of metric measurements and conversions.

12.1.3

#3

Explain how the change in form of an object over time has affected the object’s function.

12.1.4

#4

Use technology and mathematics to improve investigations and communication of data. (CBL)

12.2.1

#5

Demonstrate Newton’s Three Laws of Motion through various lab demonstrations.

12.3.4

#6

Demonstrate the ability to manipulate algebraic equations and recognize linear, quadratic and indirect relationships.

12.1.3

#7

Calculate velocity and acceleration when given appropriate information.

12.3.4

#8

Apply geometry and trigonometry to solve vector problems.

12.1.3

#9

Identify various types of motion that occur in two dimensions.

12.3.4

#10

Explain patterns of change, particularly cycles of motion using the Law of Universal Gravitation.

12.1.5

#11

State the Law of Conservation of Energy and explain its application to the real world.

12.3.5

#12

Identify the classification of waves and explain their role in the transfer of energy.

12.3.6

#13

Demonstrate properties of light through the use of lenses, mirrors and lasers.

12.2.1

#14

Evaluate the role of the media in influencing advances in science and technology throughout the world.

12.7.1, 12.6.2

#15

Explain and give specific examples of scientific changes evolving over time and almost always building on earlier knowledge.

12.8.3