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The daily lesson plan is for a Form 4 physics class on June 20th from 8:30-9:30 AM in the Physics Lab. The topic is Electric and Electromagnetism. Students will write justifications and conclusions based on data by answering example questions. Formative assessment includes students discussing diagrams and example questions in stations and as a group. An evaluation question will be individually answered at the end.
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