
AP Physics
Presentation
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Physics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
FREE Resource
18 Slides • 10 Questions
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by Mr. Flo
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I'm Mr. Flo!
I've taught Chemistry and Physics for the past 3 years at Trident Tech's Palmer Campus.
I'm originally from Myrtle Beach.
I've always wanted to be a teacher!
I had similar schooling as you guys,
I had the ability to get my Master's in Teaching at 21 with transfer college credit from High School!
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Mr. Flo's Science Class - Adventure Photos
You can open this webpage in a new tab.
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You get a better understanding of...
applying math ideas in any scenario
your strengths and weaknesses going forward
what you want from life
how you can become better than you were yesterday
When you're building the next big skyscraper, piloting the next Mars Rover, or designing the next reusable rocket, just write "Flo" somewhere on it
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Open Ended
What is your idea of what you want to do after graduating AMHS?
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- AP Physics 1 is a Pre-Calculus based Physics Course
- This course is ideal as an introductory college course or a
pre-med physics course.
- Success in this class is guaranteed to raise your ACT and SAT scores.
- There are a TON of applications of Physics in STEM Careers
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- In Canvas, there will be a unit outline posted describing what is planned for each unit on the Front Page.
- Quizzes are always announced. If there isn't a quiz scheduled, then ask me to do a homework problem instead
Four Components of Class
- Notes (Posted in the Front Page)
- Activity / Problem Solving Techniques
- In-Class Review Sessions before the exam
- Exam at the end of each unit!
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a structure of this course?
Group Projects / Grades
Notes (Posted in Google Classroom)
-Activity / Problem Solving Techniques
In-Class Review Sessions before the exam
Exam at the end of each unit!
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Motion (1D, & 2D)
Circular Motion
Projectile Motion
Relative Motion
Forces (Newton’s Laws)
Uniform Circular Motion
Energy
Momentum
Rotational Motion/Torque
Universal Gravitation
Simple Harmonic Motion
Covered in all Topics
Lab Writing
Problem Solving
Formula Derivation
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By making a 3 or higher on the AP Exam.
Your AP Physics 1 test is 3 hrs long but it's worth 4 credit hours of University Physics (depending on the University)
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There are two Parts....
Multiple Choice Section
50 questions
90 minutes
Calculator
Formula chart
Types of Questions
Variables Only
Conceptual
Data interpretation
Multi-Response
Free Response Section
5-7 questions, multiple parts
90 minutes
Calculator
Formula chart
Free Response
Experiment Based Questions
Paragraph Length Responses
Variables ONLY!
Multi-Step Problems
Unit EXAMS
35 MC – 45 min
Unit EXAMS
3-4 FR – 45 min
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Poll
Which type of question do you think has more point values on the AP Exam?
Multiple Choice
Free Response
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Homework problems
Quizzes (MC and/or Free Response)
MC and FR on Tests (Each test will look like a mock AP C exam.)
Tests will be at the end of a unit.
30-35 MC
3-5 FR
Program formulas into your calculator as you go if you are able. Get whatever calculator you will use for the test ASAP!!!
Make sure you bring your formula sheet and calculator to every class. I will not print new formula sheets for you.
Built-in curve (on tests only) models AP scoring.
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Turn in your homework on time
Make at least a 10/10 on your homework
Turn in all Labs/Activities
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are required to qualify for a test curve?
Turn your homework in ON TIME
Make at least 10/10 points on your homework!
Turn in all Lab/Activities in on time!
None of the Above
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Here is my test recipe:
30-35 MC AP 1 questions with Multi-Response
3 AP Free Response Problems
1 AP Problems (similar to Homework Packet, variable)
1 AP Design your own experiment problem
1-3 “Flo’s Choice”
Could be from a college test
OR any other textbook
Could be another AP, homework, or example problem
An AP like problem involving deriving equations
Paragraph Length Response Problem
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Homework is done on a regular basis
Labs are written up individually
Study guides are completed before taking the exam
Doing classwork in class using Quizizz
You have to do problems to be successful.
You can’t cram for Physics.
Distractions mean you have to relearn all of the material on your own so keep those to a minimum.
Ask your teacher questions. I will always help.
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You must be committed until May
Senioritis must be put off until after the AP test
Homework is due on test day but are welcome to be done early for giving feedback!
No late work will be accepted. Google Classroom/Canvas marks if it is late.
Quizzes are on the Unit Plan
They could be over the homework OR They could be multiple choice (no calc and timed)
Tests are at the end of each unit. This may conflict with other classes so please plan accordingly.
There will be Labs! I will give you a template and example to help guide you.
This course is math heavy. If you don’t like math or word problems, doing your homework or science in general, you should reconsider taking this class.
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Sign out to leave the room and sign back in upon return.
Cell phones go into the cell phone holder (If I see it out, I will ask for it and you can have it back at the end of the school day.)
Be respectful of others and our learning environment
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Sign one out with the clipboard on the cart
Your Chromebook # you check out
=
Your seat number
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Poll
What Physics-related classes if any have you taken before?
Honors Physics at AMHS
College Physics (Trident, CofC, Citadel, etc)
Middle School Physical Science
I was in another district or in private school for Physics
This is my first time to take a Physics class
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Open Ended
Why did you decide to take this course? (Your answers will be displayed after answering, FYI)
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Open Ended
What Math Class did you take last year?
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Open Ended
What Math class are you taking right now (if any)?
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Open Ended
What other science classes have you taken at AMHS?
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Open Ended
What other science classes are you taking this year?
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