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|title=88 Miles per hour
|title=88 Miles per Hour
|type=Lesson idea
|tagline=Aiming to win 'A level' recruits with a trip to the strange world of relativity and quantum mechanics
|image=88 mph Prezi start session 5.png
|topic=Astronomy
|topic=Astronomy
|subject=Science
|subject=Science
|resourcenumber=SC0023  
|resourcenumber=SC0023  
|age= Secondary, Year 10.
|age= Secondary
|content=Lesson 5 of a series of 6 entitled “Astronomy masterclass” (SC0018).
|content=A presentation about the frontiers of human understanding and the truly strange world proposed by relativity and quantum mechanics. Incidentally, 88 mph is the speed at which the 'Delorean' car is able to travel through time in '[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_to_the_Future Back to the Future]'. This is lesson 5 of 6 in the [[Astronomy Master Class]].
|strategy=Session 5 initially looks at time travel, however, that is not the real aim of this session. The overriding theme is that of models and the scientific method. It aims to show students that it is OK to get a result that doesn't fit with what you expect, as it just means you need to change what you expect next time!
|attribution={{Andrew Jackson}}
|Learning Objectives=By the end of the session students should be able to:<br />• Appreciate the limits put in time travel by Einstein's general relativity,<br />• Appreciate that time is relative and that each of us will measure it slightly differently.<br />• Appreciate that relativity and QM do not fully fit together.<br />• Understand why this is OK, as it merely means our models are not currently perfect.  
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|Learning Objectives=
* Evaluating the limits put on time travel by Einstein's general relativity.
* Understanding that time is relative and that each of us will measure it slightly differently.
* Appreciating that relativity and quantum mechanics do not fully fit together and this merely means that our models are not perfect.
|additional resources=
|additional resources=
|useful information=
|useful information=
|related resources=[[Astronomy Masterclass]], [[It's full of stars]], [[From Earth to Moon]], [[Celestial Wanderers]],
|related resources=
*[[Astronomy Masterclass]]
*[[It's full of stars]]
*[[From Earth to Moon]]
*[[Celestial Wanderers]]
*[[Recreating the Big Bang]]
|other=  
|other=  
|format=A Narrated Screencast of Session 5 from the Astronomy Masterclass. This fifth session looks at the frontiers of human understanding and the truly strange world proposed by Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.<br />1. Session 5 narrated video 34mins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXLUTm-rXnA&feature=relmfu, <br />
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2. Session 5 prezi is slides 141-199 of the 241mb file: https://www.box.com/shared/aqnk3lvr09. http://prezi.com/2hk390sfkqjh/the-astronomy-masterclass/<br />3. Astronomy masterclass.pdf use pages 141-199 for Session 5. <br />The overview Masterclass Prezi (all 6 sessions) can be viewed online http://prezi.com/2hk390sfkqjh.<br />The full set of resources for the 6 sessions can be viewed online at: http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/The-Astronomy-Masterclass-6070303/ (This also includes a link to the associated 7 videos on YouTube).  
A 34 minute narrated screen cast which is part of the full, six hour 'Astronomy Master Class'. Also supplied as a Prezi and a Acrobat file should you wish to do the presentation yourself.  
|resources=For session 5 of the Astronomy Masterclass, see p141 to 199 of the full PDF at https://www.box.com/shared/aqnk3lvr09 
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* [[88 Miles per hour/Teacher Notes|Teacher's Notes]]
* Narrated video - 34 mins: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXLUTm-rXnA&feature=relmfu   <br />
* Astronomy Masterclass - Prezi Slide presentation: http://prezi.com/2hk390sfkqjh/the-astronomy-masterclass/ <br />
* Acrobat PDF document - for this session 5, use pages 141-199 of Astronomy masterclass.pdf: https://www.box.com/shared/aqnk3lvr09 (241Mb)
* TES Resources link - http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/The-Astronomy-Masterclass-6070303/ This also includes links to other YouTube videos.  
 
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[[Category:Secondary]] [[Category:Science]]
== Teacher's Notes ==

Latest revision as of 13:56, 4 October 2012

88 mph Prezi start session 5.png
Aiming to win 'A level' recruits with a trip to the strange world of relativity and quantum mechanics

Lesson idea. A presentation about the frontiers of human understanding and the truly strange world proposed by relativity and quantum mechanics. Incidentally, 88 mph is the speed at which the 'Delorean' car is able to travel through time in 'Back to the Future'. This is lesson 5 of 6 in the Astronomy Master Class.

Teaching approach. The lesson initially looks at time travel, however the overriding theme is that of modelling(ta) and scientific method(ta). It aims to show students that it is acceptable to get a result that doesn't fit with what you expect. It just means you need to change what you expect next time! (edit)

Resource details
Title 88 Miles per Hour
Topic [[Topics/Astronomy|Astronomy]]
Teaching approach

[[Teaching Approaches/Modelling|Modelling]],  [[Teaching Approaches/Scientific method|Scientific method]]

Learning Objectives
  • Evaluating the limits put on time travel by Einstein's general relativity.
  • Understanding that time is relative and that each of us will measure it slightly differently.
  • Appreciating that relativity and quantum mechanics do not fully fit together and this merely means that our models are not perfect.
Format / structure

A 34 minute narrated screen cast which is part of the full, six hour 'Astronomy Master Class'. Also supplied as a Prezi and a Acrobat file should you wish to do the presentation yourself.

Subject

[[Resources/Science|Science]]

Age of students / grade

[[Resources/Secondary|Secondary]]


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