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This document outlines the agenda for an experienced teachers workshop covering various topics related to physics teaching. The workshop will include sessions on data collection and processing, simulations, design challenges, marking assessments, exams, Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essays, Group 4 projects, and an overview of a new IB program.
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Presented by Vladimir Iglovikov:
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Website: https://albumentations.ai/
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- 1. Berlin 2012 Experienced teachers workshop Chris Hamper
- 2. Warm up • Introductions • Photo • Timings • Options problems and resources • Using the wiki
- 3. Data Collection • Rolling ball (collecting data) • Comparing methods • Estimating unceratainties • Making screecasts
- 4. Processing data • Excel • Loggerpro • Other methods • Presenting results
- 5. Conclusion and evaluation • Writing evaluations • Presenting findings • Discusion about required depth
- 6. Simulations • Using Algodoo to model the ball • Modelling with excel • Interactive physics • Sharing applets • Different ways to use simulations
- 7. Design • 10 ideas in 10 minutes • New ideas / no craters • Why split DCP and D
- 8. Marking and moderation of IA • Mark one moderate the other • Traps to avoid, sharing tips
- 9. The exam • Making a markscheme • Marking an example • E marking and seeding
- 10. 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?
- 11. EE • What it’s like to write an EE • Analysing an essay • Sharing experiences
- 12. Gp 4 • Types of Gp4 projects • Sharing ideas and experiences • Collaborating online
- 13. New program • What we know now • What to expect • Concerns and reliefs • Messages to send