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=Getting Started, Due Monday, May 23rd.= For these next lessons, you will work with a group to create a wiki about your chosen topic. Then, later, we will share the project with the class where we can all learn from each other's work.


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 * Working As A Team ||  ||

>> To work as a team in creating a project >> To explain the importance of your concept to your classmates, meeting at a minimum, the following: Sign up below for individual sections of the text. Responsible || Section number || Section name ||
 * Learning Objectives: **
 * Indicate which parts of charges will repel and which will attract. LH
 * Explain what factors affect strength of an electric force. LH
 * Describe the characteristics of the electric field due to a charge. LH
 * describe how batteries are sources of voltage TS
 * explain potential difference and how it works TS
 * define and calculate resistance, current or voltage if given the other two TS
 * distinguish between conductors, superconductors, semiconductors and insulators TS
 * use schematic diagrams to represent circuits ﻿ ﻿ **AK ✓ **
 * distinguish between series and parallel circuits **AK ✓ **
 * calculate electric power using voltage and current
 * explain how fuses and circuit breakers are used to prevent circuit overload
 * Student
 * Logan || Section 1 || Electric Charge and Force ||
 * Tyler || Section 2 || Currents ||
 * Andrew/Trevor || Section 3 || Circuits ||

**How You Will Be Evaluated:** For **20 points** you need to sign up for a section and read that section in the text.