Living Physics Portal: BMP 1D Motion in the Human Body Assessment Questions (AQ)

Abstract: Biomedically-Relevant Physics (BMP) Introductory Physics Curriculum Assessment Questions (AQ) focus on 1D motion in the human body. Questions are designed to encourage students to apply, evaluate and synthesize the content used in BMP 1D Motion TEXT. AQ can be used for formative/summative assessment as in-class assignment, quiz, out- of class assignments, or for online use (with adaptation). For ease of use in a Learning Management Systems (LMS), sample AQ (exported as QTI .zip files) developed from the word BMP curriculum TEXT and AQ can be imported into instructors’ LMS and edited per instructors’ needs.

Resource Types: In-class activity, Homework, Exam problem, Instructor supplement, Restricted access

Authors:

Nancy Donaldson

Rockhurst University

Mayuri Gilhooly

Rockhurst University

Ralf Widenhorn

Portland State University

Priya Jamkhedkar

Portland State University

TOPICS

Physics Topics:

Classical Mechanics > Motion in One Dimension > Acceleration, Gravitational Acceleration, Position & Displacement, Velocity

Classical Mechanics > Relative Motion > Moving Reference Frames

Life Sciences Topics:

Biomechanics > Biomechanics of Daily Activities

Cross-cutting Biological Concepts > Structure/Function Relationships > Biomechanical

Math Topics:

Algebra; Geometry; Graphical Analysis; Trigonometry

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