3 (1hr P6.2d recall that some nuclei Starter options: What is nuclear fission? Link to delivery guide: separate are unstable and may split, The video can be used as a good way to introduce nuclear fission. science only) and relate such effects to radiation which might emerge, chain reactions with lolly sticks to transfer of energy to other particles and to the possibility Main options: Nuclear radiation of chain reactions Simulations, which explain nuclear fission with and without annotation. Can pause, to play at your own pace. Discussion surrounding dangers involved in Nuclear power, learners may have some knowledge of the Chernobyl and the Fukushima disasters. Plenary: Nuclear fusion vs. fission quiz A quiz which compares nuclear fission with fusion. Nuclear debate. 4 (1hr P6.2e describe the process of Starter: A short (<2 minutes) video about the levels of radioactivity and the potential harm thereof Link to delivery guide: separate nuclear fusion around the site of the Chernobyl disaster. science only) Main options: Nuclear fusion A PowerPoint, which explains nuclear fusion. Use diagrams to explain the process of nuclear fusion and fission and the chain reaction involved Plenary: Nuclear fusion vs fission quiz A quiz which compares nuclear fission with fusion. 5 Pupils to complete the end of chapter quiz P6. After completion pupils to swap and mark quizzes. End of chapter quiz P6 will be available on OCR interchange: Pupils use their quizzes to create a revision list from Chapter 6
3 (1hr separate science only) P6.2d recall that some nuclei are unstable and may split, and relate such effects to radiation which might emerge, to transfer of energy to other particles and to the possibility of chain reactions Starter options: What is nuclear fission? The video can be used as a good way to introduce nuclear fission. chain reactions with lolly sticks Main options: Nuclear radiation Simulations, which explain nuclear fission with and without annotation. Can pause, to play at your own pace. Discussion surrounding dangers involved in Nuclear power, learners may have some knowledge of the Chernobyl and the Fukushima disasters. Plenary: Nuclear fusion vs. fission quiz A quiz which compares nuclear fission with fusion. Nuclear debate. Link to delivery guide: 4 (1hr separate science only) P6.2e describe the process of nuclear fusion Starter: A short (<2 minutes) video about the levels of radioactivity and the potential harm thereof around the site of the Chernobyl disaster. Main options: Nuclear fusion A PowerPoint, which explains nuclear fusion. Use diagrams to explain the process of nuclear fusion and fission and the chain reaction involved Plenary: Nuclear fusion vs fission quiz A quiz which compares nuclear fission with fusion. Link to delivery guide: 5 Pupils to complete the end of chapter quiz P6. After completion pupils to swap and mark quizzes. Pupils use their quizzes to create a revision list from Chapter 6 End of chapter quiz P6 will be available on OCR interchange:
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