Living Physics Portal: BMP 1-D Motion in the Human Body Learning Activities (LA)

Abstract: Learning Activities are designed to enhance teaching and student learning in small group work in or out of class for formative/summative assessment. Activities include simulations, worksheets, videos that encourage analysis and evaluation of kinematic concepts. References to Learning Activities are embedded in the BMP TEXT at suggested appropriate locations, but can be used independently with other curriculum per instructor choice. Learning Activities can be used in multiple ways: in-class small-group activities, out- of class assignments, quiz questions, or for online use (with adaptation).

Resource Types: In-class activity, Pre-class assignment, Homework, 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, Exercise Biomechanics

Medical Applications > Specializations > Exercise Science

Math Topics:

Algebra; Geometry; Graphical Analysis; Trigonometry

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1-D Motion in the Human Body - Biomedically Relevant Introductory Physics (BMP) > BMP 1-D Motion in the Human Body Learning Activities (LA)

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License: CC BY-NC-SA - Attribution, No Commercial uses and Share Alike. Derivative works must have the same license.

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