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Senio High School General Science

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PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE
Learning Competency The learners identify various ways physics enhances our quality of life across different areas, including household activities, health and safety, work productivity, and leisure. PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE
Quick Concept Match Match each image to a physics concept PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE
Quick Concept Match PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE 1.Cite scenarios from the image that illustrates Physics.
Quick Concept Match PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE 2. Based on the image and your responses, how do you think Physics impacts the society?
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE WHAT IS PHYSICS?
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE WHAT IS PHYSICS? Physics is the branch of science that explores the structure of matter and the interactions between the fundamental constituents of the observable universe. It spans everything from the tiniest particles studied in quantum mechanics to the vastness of the cosmos through general relativity. At its core, physics seeks to uncover the universal laws that govern natural phenomena.~Britannica.com~
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Think Pair Share Think for a scenario in your daily life that applies Physics principles Pair with your seatmate and discuss what you have written Share your answers in class
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Think Pair Share You may use the given table to organize your ideas Daily Activity Physics concept Turning on the lights Electricity and energy Jogging in the morning Motion Using eyeglasses Optics/ Mirrors and lenses Other Physics concepts: Matter, Energy, Forces, Fluid Dynamics, Motion, Electricity and Magnetism, Light and Optics, Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, Relativity
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Egg Drop Experiment  2 boiled eggs  Cardboard/carton  Scissors or cutter  Foam or styro  Tape/ glue  Cellophane/ plastic bag  thread Bring the following tomorrow:
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? 1. Which material protected the egg the best? 2. What did you observe when the object hit a harder surface compared to a softer one? 3. How does increasing the time of impact help in reducing the force felt by the object? Egg Drop Experiment
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? 1. In what ways do helmets and airbags use this same principle to protect people from serious injury? 2. Why is it important to understand how force and impact work in real-life situations? Egg Drop Experiment
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Just like the egg drop experiment and its relation to creating safety principles in vehicles, other concepts in Physics are also important as they provide us with insights on how to create a better, safer, and more sustainable environment.
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Household Activities Physics Application Impact on Quality of Life Electricity and Circuits Powering appliances like lights, fans, refrigerators, washing machines Thermodynamics Efficient cooking using ovens, microwaves, and induction stoves Fluid Mechanics Water flow in plumbing and efficient faucets Sound and Acoustics Noise reduction in homes, clearer audio systems
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Health and Safety Physics Application Impact on Quality of Life Medical Imaging (X-rays, MRI, CT) Early diagnosis and better treatment Radiation Therapy Treating cancers safely and effectively Biomechanics Design of prosthetics and mobility aids Thermometers and Blood Pressure Monitoring vital signs accurately Optics Vision correction with glasses and contact lenses
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Work Productivity Physics Application Impact on Quality of Life Electronics and Magnetism Computers, printers, and phones for efficient work Ergonomics Design of comfortable tools and chairs Mechanics Use of machines to reduce manual labor Robotics and Automation Speed and accuracy in manufacturing and service industries
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Leisure and Entertainment Physics Application Impact on Quality of Life Optics and Electronics TVs, projectors, and gaming monitors Acoustics Clear and immersive sound systems Motion and Gravity Safe design of amusement park rides Sports Physics Improved equipment and performance training
PHYSICS IN DAILY LIFE LESSON 1 AURORA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GENERAL SCIENCE Why study Physics? Performance Task 1: Search and print 5 pictures that shows actions in daily life that show application of Physics. Captured moments Picture What is happening in the photo? What physics concept(s) are involved? How is the concept applied in the situation? The children are playing in a seesaw Motion (Rotational motion, Law of Interaction, Force, Energy) A seesaw rotates about a fixed point called the fulcrum (the center pivot). When one side goes down, the other goes up.