A Practical Approach to Teaching A-Level Mechanics
OnlineOverview
This course aims to provide teaching ideas and resources to help promote the study of mechanics in a practical and meaningful way. The activities undertaken will promote discussion and assist in developing students’ problem-solving skills and hence their understanding of fundamental mechanical techniques. All activities are designed for immediate use in the classroom and using only simple, readily available equipment.
Aims
- • Increase teachers' awareness of interesting and engaging methods for deepening students' conceptual understanding of mechanics.
- • Promote collaboration with other teachers of A-Level mechanics.
- • Provide suggestions for resources that can be used in the classroom to strengthen students' understanding and enjoyment of the subject.
Who will benefit from attending?
Any current or prospective teacher of A (or AS)-Level mechanics.
Content
The day will comprise the following two ONLINE sessions:
Session 1: Monday 17th Jan 2022 1 - 3.30pm
Kinematics & Forces and Newton’s Laws
Session 2: Monday 24th Jan 2022 1 - 3.30pm
Moments & Projectiles
Other Information
This is an online professional development event comprising two afternoon sessions: Monday 17th Jan 2022 1 - 3.30pm and Monday 24th Jan 2022 1 - 3.30pm. Meeting details will be circulated to those registered closer to the date of the first session.
Eligibility
Teachers from state-funded schools can attend this course for free.
Key Facts
Event ref:
#9166
Audience:
Teachers
Curriculum focus:
A level Mathematics
Mathematical focus:
Mechanics, Problem solving
Event format:
Face-to-face Professional Development
Event length:
5 hours
Online sessions:
2
Region:
North West
Venue:
Online,
University of Liverpool,
L69 7ZL
Date:
Mon 17th Jan 2022
Course times:
13:00 - 15:30
Fee:
FREE
Queries?
If you have any queries about this event, please do not hesitate to contact:
Martin Bamber
[email protected]
07867553684
The AMSP, through MEI, holds the NCETM CPD Standard
