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In this project we do a research on the factors where the gravitation acceleration depends on. Location is one of the factors but also height.
- Subjects: Natural Sciences
- Languages: EN
- Pupil's age: 17 - 19
- Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Project Diary, Twinspace, Video conference
- Aims: In this project we do a research on the factors where the gravitation acceleration depends on. Location is one of... read moreIn this project we do a research on the factors where the gravitation acceleration depends on. Location is one of the factors but also height. hide
- Work process: Assignment 1 : The students do a research on internet about the factors determining gravitation acceleration.
Assignment 2 : The students... read moreAssignment 1 : The students do a research on internet about the factors determining gravitation acceleration.
Assignment 2 : The students try to make a prediction of the gravitation acceleration depending of the location. Will the gravity be greater or smaller than the standard value of 9,81m/s²?
Assignment 3: The students make a report about their research and share it on the twinspace.
Assignment 4: The students can discuss with each other about their research results with chat or with mail.
Assignment 5 : The students do the experiment to measure the gravitation acceleration.
Assignment 6: The students make a report of the experiment and the results.
Assignment 7: The students compare their results with the results of the students of the other partners. We hope to find differences depending on the location!
Assignment 8: The student discuss with each other about the results with chat or with a videoconference.
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- Expected results: We hope to find a differences of g by location, and height. We to do experiments who are accurate enough... read moreWe hope to find a differences of g by location, and height. We to do experiments who are accurate enough to see the differences
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