Agenda for physics workshop Berlin 2012

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