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Magnets and Electromagnets (Requires JAVA)

This document outlines learning outcomes, exemplar activities, and exemplar resources for teaching topics in magnetism and electromagnetism. It covers: 1) Properties of magnets and magnetic fields. Students will learn about magnetic poles, field lines, and hard/soft magnetic materials through demonstrations and practical activities using magnets and iron filings. 2) Electric currents and electromagnets. Students will learn how electric currents produce magnetic fields by constructing electromagnets and comparing their strength to permanent magnets. 3) Motors and speakers. Students will learn how magnetic fields interacting with electric currents can create forces through activities modeling motors and speakers. Assessment will include examples of field directions and using the left-hand
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Magnets and Electromagnets (Requires JAVA)

This document outlines learning outcomes, exemplar activities, and exemplar resources for teaching topics in magnetism and electromagnetism. It covers: 1) Properties of magnets and magnetic fields. Students will learn about magnetic poles, field lines, and hard/soft magnetic materials through demonstrations and practical activities using magnets and iron filings. 2) Electric currents and electromagnets. Students will learn how electric currents produce magnetic fields by constructing electromagnets and comparing their strength to permanent magnets. 3) Motors and speakers. Students will learn how magnetic fields interacting with electric currents can create forces through activities modeling motors and speakers. Assessment will include examples of field directions and using the left-hand
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Magnetism and Students will be Class practicals: Magnets and Executive Problem
electromagnetis assessed on their ● Make a Electromagnets function solving
m ability to: magnet by (requires JAVA) Adaptabilit Interpretati
a) Units stroking a nail y on
6.1 use the with a Executive
b) Magnetism Video clips: function
following units: permanent (a) Magnetism and
ampere (A), volt (V), magnet. magnetic poles
watt (W). ● Investigate (b) Magnetic field of
and draw a bar magnet
6.2 know that magnet field
magnets repel and lines around a (c) Magnets and
attract other bar magnet their invisible force
magnets and attract and between
magnetic two magnets,
substances using iron
filings and/or
6.3 describe the plotting
properties of compasses.
magnetically hard
and soft materials Demonstrations:
● Show
6.4 understand the magnetic
term ‘magnetic field repulsion/attra
line’ ction between
magnets.
6.5 know that ● Show
magnetism is magnetic field
induced in some lines around
materials when they magnets,
are placed in a using iron
magnetic field filings.

6.6 practical:
investigate the
magnetic field
pattern for a
permanent bar
magnet and that
between two bar
magnets

6.7 describe how to


use two permanent
magnets to produce
a uniform magnetic
field pattern.

Magnetism and Students will be Activities: Edexcel Executive Problem


electromagnetis assessed on their ● Read the text International GCSE function solving
m ability to: on pages 182– Physics: Pages Adaptabilit Executive
c) 185 describing 182–185, 186 and y function
Electromagnetis 6.8 know that an the shape of 197
m electric current in a magnetic fields
conductor produces around Questions in
a magnetic field conductors Physics Revision
around it and answer Guide: Pages 80 to
the questions 81 and Pages 102
on pages 186
6.9P describe the and 197.
construction of Faraday
electromagnets ● Discuss the Electromagnetic
benefits of Lab
electromagnet
6.10P draw s over
magnetic field permanent Video clip:
patterns for a magnets. (a) Electromagnets
straight wire, a flat
circular coil and a
solenoid when Class practicals:
each is carrying a ● Use iron filings
current or plotting
compasses
and a straight
wire, a flat
circular coil
and a solenoid
to determine
the magnetic
field shape
when each is
carrying a
current.
● Make
electromagnet
s and compare
their strength
(how many
paper clips are
picked up)
when the
number of
turns or current
is changed.

Demonstration:
● Show the use
of very strong
electromagnet
s.

Magnetism and Students will be Activity: Edexcel Critical Critical


electromagnetis assessed on their ● Complete International GCSE thinking thinking
m ability to: examples Physics: Pages Executive Problem
c) showing the 187–189, 195 and function solving
Electromagnetis direction of 197 Adaptabilit Interpretati
6.11P know that y on
m there is a force on movement of
conductors in Executive
a charged particle How a simple function
when it moves in a different electric motor
magnetic field as magnetic works: ActiveBook:
long as its motion fields. Page 189,
is not parallel to animation
the field Class practicals:
● Make a model Questions
6.12 understand loud speaker.
why a force is ● Make a model Electric motor
exerted on a motor. applet from the
current-carrying internet, e.g. walter-
wire in a magnetic fendt
field, and how this Demonstrations:
effect is applied in ● Show the BBC Bitesize on
simple d.c. electric movement of a Electric Motors
motors and piece of
loudspeakers current Video clip:
carrying (a) How does a
aluminium loudspeaker work?
6.13 use the left- when located
hand rule to predict in a magnetic
the direction of the field.
resulting force when
a wire carries a ● Watch applet
current showing the
perpendicular to a motor effect.
magnetic field
6.14 describe how
the force on a
current-carrying
conductor in a
magnetic field
increases with the
magnitude and
direction of the field
and current.

Magnetism and Students will be Activity: Reasoning Problem


electromagnetis assessed on their ● Plunge a bar Electromagnetic Executive solving
m ability to: magnet into a induction: function Interpretati
d) coil of wire ActiveBook: Page Adaptabilit on
Electromagnetic connected to a 190, animation y Executive
6.15 know that a function
induction voltage is induced in galvanometer. Increasing the size
a conductor or a coil Observe that of an electric
when it moves the induced current: Page 190,
through a magnetic EMF depends animation
field or when a on the rate and Making a dynamo:
magnetic field direction of Page 192,
changes through it plunging. animation
and describe the
factors which affect Class practicals:
the size of the Questions
● Use a motor as Electromagnetic
induced voltage a generator. induction applet:
● Investigate Faraday’s Law
6.16 describe the factors
generation of affecting the
electricity by the generation of Generator:
rotation of a magnet electric current simulation of
within a coil of wire by induction. generating
and of a coil of wire electricity with a bar
within a magnetic magnet
field and describe Demonstrations:
the factors which ● Show the
affect the size of the production of
induced voltage an induced
EMF by
moving wire in
a magnetic
field.
● Watch applet
showing
electromagneti
c induction.
● Watch applet
showing the
generation of
electricity.
● Use a dynamo
attached to a
CRO and lamp
to demonstrate
the generation
of electrical
energy.

Magnetism and Students will be Activity: Executive Problem


electromagnetis assessed on their ● Complete Questions function solving
m ability to: examples Adaptabilit Decision
Transformer y making
d) including Simulation (models
Electromagnetic calculations executive
6.17P describe the changing of input function
induction structure of a involving the and output turn
transformer, and transformer. numbers)
understand that a
transformer Class practicals: Video clip:
changes the size ● Investigate the
of an alternating (a) Working to
efficiency of a maintain the
voltage by having transformer.
different numbers National Grid
of turns on the ● Check input
input and output and output
sides voltages of
transformer
with different
6.18P explain the turns ratios
use of step-up and with AC
step-down voltmeters.
transformers in
the large scale
generation and Demonstrations:
transmission of ● Look at the
electrical energy structure of a
transformer,
with laminated
6.19P know and core, thick wire
use the coils, etc.
relationship
between input ● Show how the
(primary) and same
output (secondary) transformer
voltages and the can be used
turns ratio for a as a step-up
transformer: transformer or
a step-down
input (primary) transformer
voltage / output when used in
(secondary) reverse.
voltage = primary
turns / secondary ● Show how
turns changing the
ratio of primary
Vp / Vs = n p / n s to secondary
turns affects
6.20P know and the ratio of the
use the primary to
relationship: secondary
input power = voltage.
output power
Vp × Ip = Vs × Is
for 100%
efficiency.

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