Analog-To-Digital: AAPT Digi Kit for H.S. Physics Assembled by Caroline Hall, David Straw, and Alice Flarend
  • 1.Lesson Module
  • 2.Classroom Activities
  • 3.Video
  • 4.Math Connections
  • 5.Background
  • 6.Historical Context
  • 7.NGSS
    • 1: Performance Expectations
    • 2: Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCIs)
    • 3: Science and Engineering Practices
    • 4: Crosscutting Concepts

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NGSS

  • Performance Expectations
    The AAPT Analog-To-Digital Digi Kit correlates strongly with two High School Performance Expectations within Physical Science-Waves.
  • Disciplinary Core Ideas (DCIs)
    This Digi Kit explicitly correlates with an NGSS Disciplinary Core Idea within the topic of High School Waves-Information Technologies and Instrumentation.
  • Science and Engineering Practices
    The Analog-To-Digital Digi Kit correlates strongly with four NGSS Science and Engineering Practices. The AAPT Lesson Module asks students to develop a physical model of a CD player system. In constructing the model, they will collect data, communicate information, work within constraints, refine their designs, and use the Shannon Theorem in mathematical calculations.
  • Crosscutting Concepts
    This Digi Kit effectively meets three NGSS Crosscutting Concepts, Grades 9-12, within the headings "Systems and System Models", "Cause and Effect", and "Scale, Proportion, and Quantity".

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