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Designing the next spiral Newton - Laws of Motion

Learn Practice Assess

"Free-body diagrams before the formula. Always."

3 chapters - 6 problems - 1 diagnostic Publish

Before tomorrow's class 55 students

Climbed - 30

Scaffold - 15

Re-teach - 10

Foundational gap - force diagrams

10 students confuse weight with normal force. Re-teach section 3.

Reviewing - Ananya R. Annotating

Block on smooth incline, 30 degrees. F_net = mg sin theta. So a = g sin theta = about 4.9 m/s².

Good - but you drew weight twice. Pick one frame and commit.

Note sent Saved to spiral

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Module 2 - Section 3 - Newton's Second Law

F = ma.

Draw the bodies, name the forces, then reach for the formula - in that order.

"The diagram is the thinking."

3 of 7

5 min read

Practice - problem 4 of 6

A 2 kg block on a smooth incline at 30 degrees. What is its acceleration?

g = about 9.8 m/s²

g sin 30 degrees = about 4.9 m/s²

g cos 30 degrees = about 8.5 m/s²

No "show solution". Sit with it.

Problem set - calibrated

5/6 solved unaided spiral up

A note from your teacher

"You drew the diagram before you reached for the formula. That is the lesson."

Assistant Drafts

Vidya drafting - for your review

Worksheet - Inclined planes - 6 problems

Two diagnostic, three building, one stretch - sequenced the way you taught it last term.

Nothing ships without you. Review

A quiet nudge for you

Force diagrams - still soft

10 students still draw weight twice - once as mg, once as the surface reaction.

Re-teach section 3? Dismiss

Last 6 problem sets - class average

74% unaided trending up

Free-body diagrams are landing. Frames of reference still soft.

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