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The outcomes below can be addressed at the high school level as indicated in each of the themes.
Theme 1: About radioactivity
Activities
- IS 4.1 identifies the variables to be changed, the variable to be measured and at least one variable to be controlled or, in a descriptive study, plans for the types of observations that need to be made
- IS 4.3 calculates averages from repeated trials or replicates; plots data as line graphs where appropriate; and makes conclusions which summarise and explain patterns in the data
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
- NPM 7 understands the role of science in developing knowledge about the structure, change and use of materials
Communicating scientifically
Science in society
Summary task
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
Theme 2: Life in the nuclear age
Activities
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- IS 6.1 analyses a problem, formulates a question or hypothesis for testing, uses scientific knowledge to identify main variables to be considered and make predictions, and plans for accurate measurement
- IS 6.3 selects the type of graph and scales that display data effectively; and draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explained in terms of scientific knowledge and related to the question, hypothesis or prediction
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- LL 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain the processes that connect systems and lead to change
- LL 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain the effects of change on systems of living things
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
Science in daily life
Summary task
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- LL 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain the processes that connect systems and lead to change
- LL 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain the effects of change on systems of living things
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
Communicating scientifically
Science in daily life
Acting responsibly
Science in society
Theme 3: Using radiation
Activities
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- IS 5.4 suggests specific changes that would improve the techniques used or the design of the investigation
- EB 5 understands models and concepts that explain earth and space systems, and that resource use is related to the geological and environmental history of the earth and universe
- EC 4 understands that energy interacts differently with different substances and that this can affect the use and transfer of energy
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
Science in daily life
Acting responsibly
Summary task
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- IS 5.4 suggests specific changes that would improve the techniques used or the design of the investigation
- IS 6.3 selects the type of graph and scales that display data effectively; and draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explained in terms of scientific knowledge and related to the question, hypothesis or prediction
- EB 5 understands models and concepts that explain earth and space systems, and that resource use is related to the geological and environmental history of the earth and universe
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- LL 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain the processes that connect systems and lead to change
- LL 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain the effects of change on systems of living things
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
Communicating scientifically
Science in daily life
Acting responsibly
Science in society
Theme 4: Choosing nuclear futures
Summary task
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- IS 6.3 selects the type of graph and scales that display data effectively; and draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explained in terms of scientific knowledge and related to the question, hypothesis or prediction
- IS 7.3 draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explains them in terms of scientific knowledge and does not over-generalise; and questions whether the data are sufficient to support the conclusions drawn
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- EC 7 understands the role of science in developing systems of energy transfer
- LL 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain the processes that connect systems and lead to change
- LL 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain the effects of change on systems of living things
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
- LL 7 understands the role of science in developing knowledge about systems and change
Communicating scientifically
Science in daily life
Acting responsibly
Science in society
Module summary task
- IS 4.1 identifies the variables to be changed, the variable to be measured and at least one variable to be controlled or, in a descriptive study, plans for the types of observations that need to be made
- IS 4.3 calculates averages from repeated trials or replicates; plots data as line graphs where appropriate; and makes conclusions which summarise and explain patterns in the data
- IS 5.3 makes conclusions which are consistent with the data and explains patterns in the data in terms of scientific knowledge
- IS 5.4 suggests specific changes that would improve the techniques used or the design of the investigation
- IS 6.3 selects the type of graph and scales that display data effectively; and draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explained in terms of scientific knowledge and related to the question, hypothesis or prediction
- IS 7.3 draws conclusions which are consistent with the data, explains them in terms of scientific knowledge and does not over-generalise; and questions whether the data are sufficient to support the conclusions drawn
- EB 5 understands models and concepts that explain earth and space systems, and that resource use is related to the geological and environmental history of the earth and universe
- EC 5 understands models and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy in an energy interaction
- EC 6 understands the principles and concepts used to explain the transfer of energy that occurs in energy systems
- EC 7 understands the role of science in developing systems of energy transfer
- LL 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain the processes that connect systems and lead to change
- LL 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain the effects of change on systems of living things
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
- LL 7 understands the role of science in developing knowledge about systems and change
- NPM 5 understands the models and concepts that are used to explain properties from their microscopic structure
- NPM 6 understands the concepts and principles used to explain physical and chemical change in systems and families of chemical reactions
Communicating scientifically
Science in daily life
Acting responsibly
Science in society
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