Lesson 10.2 - Wave Phenomena

• Note sheets: A deep dive into the theoretical aspect of wave phenomena like Doppler Effect, constructive and destructive interference offered in two versions—one with gaps for learners to fill out during class; one completed version to accommodate absences or requirements.
• Practice sheets: 'Wave Interference Practice' sheet encourages students to draw waves resulting from different interferences—available in standard (A) format or accommodating format (B).
• Interactive lab activity: An interesting Waves Lab assignment including three mini-labs sparking inquiry questions: 'Does a longitudinal or transverse wave travel faster through a slinky?' ‘Does a longitudinal or transverse wave decay at greater distance?’ Students are encouraged to formulate their own question followed by proposing their experimental process.
• 'Starter questions' PowerPoint slides & Formatted notes: Educational objectives along with sample starter-questions have been compiled into an easily-navigable PowerPoint presentation.

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