Newton’s Laws of Motion Concept Map Instructions
Introduction:
During our investigation of Newton’s laws, we have encountered many new concepts, but we have also been revisiting and expanding upon previously covered concepts. To help us keep all of these ideas organized and to help us form connections between them, we will be building a concept map.
A concept map is a type of graphic organizer that shows connections between ideas. Ideas that are related in some way are connected by a line/arrow. A description of how the concepts are related is given beside the line. This description often takes the form of words, pictures, diagrams, or equations.
Here is an example of a concept map that might be created for a unit in a biology class:
Note that the “B5” in the center of the page denotes the unit or overarching topic of the concept map.
Instructions:
You will construct a concept map on the topic of “Newton’s Laws of Motion”. You concept map should include the following terms:
· Mass
· Inertia
· Newton’s first law
· Force
· Equilibrium
· Newton’s second law
· Newton’s third law
· Three other terms of your choosing (from this unit or from previous units)
You must show how the concepts are related to each other using at least two different forms of representation. One of the representations must be in the form of words describing the relationship between the concepts. The other form of representation could be a picture, an equation, a diagram, a graph, an example problem, a real-world application, or any other representation that helps you to understand the relationship.
The concept map example for the biology class is hand drawn, but there are also many tools for making concept maps electronically. The momentum concept map example above was created using a website called . It does require an account, but many of its features are free to use. There are many similar websites that allow you to create concept maps. You may choose to construct your concept map on paper or electronically.
The final concept map product will be submitted through Schoology. If it is made on paper, you should submit a photo (or photos if it is multiple pages). If it is done electronically, you should submit a pdf.
The rubric which will be used to evaluate your concept map can be seen below. This is a major summative assignment and will account for 20% of your quarter grade.
The concept map is due on 1/18-19 (A day, B day).
Criteria:
0 points
1 point
3 points
5 points
Multiplyer
Points Earned
Concepts included on the map
The concept map contains 3 or fewer concepts.
The concept map contains at least 4 different concepts.
The concept map contains at least 8 different concepts.
The concept map contains 10 different concepts.
x2
___/10
Forms of representation
There are no connections made between concepts or they are not represented in an appropriate way (as described in the instructions)
There is at least 1 form of representation for the connection between each concept.
There are at least 2 forms of representation for the connection between each concept.
There are at least 2 forms of representation for the connection between each concept. Of these, 1 is a description of the relationship in words.
x2
___/10
Organization and Accuracy
There is no order to the structure of the concept map and it is difficult to understand. Most of the content is inaccurate.
The concept map is difficult to read or not well organized. The content of the map has considerable errors.
The concept map is easy to read and well organized. The content of the map has a few minor errors.
The concept map is easy to read and well organized. The content of the map is mostly accurate.
x1
___/5
Submitted on Time
The concept map is not submitted by the due date and no attempt is made to reachout to the teacher.
The concept map is submitted by the due date.
x1
___/3
Total Points: ___/28
…
QUALITY: 100% ORIGINAL – NO PLAGIARISM
(USA, AUS, UK & CA PhD. Writers)
CLICK HERE TO GET A PROFESSIONAL WRITER TO WORK ON THIS PAPER AND OTHER SIMILAR PAPERS
About Our Service
We are an online academic writing company that connects talented freelance writers with students in need of their services. Unlike other writing companies, our team is made up of native English speakers from countries such as the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand.
Qualified Writers
- At ClassicWritersBay.com, most of our writers are degree-holding native speakers of English who are familiar with various writing styles. Our writers are proficient in many fields, including Economics, Business, Accounting, Finance, Medicine, Chemistry, Literature, Mathematics, Statistics, and many others.
- Making our customers happy is an important part of our service. So do not be surprised if you get your paper well before the deadline!
- We pay a lot of attention to ensuring that you get excellent customer service. You can contact our Customer Support Representatives 24/7. When you order from us, you can even track the progress of your paper as it is being written!
- We are attentive to the needs of our customers. Therefore, we follow all your instructions carefully so that you can get the best paper possible.
- It matters to us who writes for you, and we are serious about selecting the best candidates.
- Our writers are always learning something new, so they are familiar with the latest developments in the scientific world and can write papers with updated information and the latest findings.
Our Guarantees:
- Quality original papers that follow your instructions carefully.
- On time delivery – you get the paper before the specified deadline.
- Attentive Customer Support Representatives available 24/7.
- Complete confidentiality – we do not share you details or papers with anybody else.
