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Lecture : LESSON PLAN BY PRODEEP

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prodeepkumar
23 Feb 2023
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Central University of Punjab - CUP
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Education
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506
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Concept map: ask two students to stand facing each other with their arms out and front of them. Engage: ask the student to place each other palms against the elder as if they were pushing. Each other: ask students if they feel energy being used, ask srtudents to push each other palms if they are pushing the other person away. Energy is defined as the abality to do work. energy is just the force that causes things to. Demonstrate some examples by having a student run,turn on a light,make a sound,or. Ride a bike. these are the examples of energy being displayed. There are six type of energy: light energy, thermal energy, sound energy. Mechanical energy is the sum of potential energy and kinetic energy. the principal of. Conservation of mechanical energy states that if an isolated system is subjected only to. The potential energy can be able to change into kinetic energy and kinetic energy can be.

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