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Success in Science 3
Author : Liz McLaughlin, Lee Middleton, Mitch O'Toole, Publisher : Five Senses
The Success in Science books provide a comprehensive coverage of the New South Wales Board of Studies Science Years 7-10 Syllabus . The series as a whole will address all of the core outcomes of that syllabus. However, science programs are broadly similar across the world. The series should also be useful beyond New South Wales.
Success in Science 3 deals with a number of the outcomes specified for Stage 5 in the syllabus and would be used in Years 9 or 10.
We wrote the Success in Science series for 'out of class' learning.
Table of Contents
Preamble
1 Introduction
How to use this book
Syllabus, programs, lessons tests, reports
2 What is 'science'?
3 What is 'content' in science?
Contexts
Prescribed Focus Areas
Domains
4 Writing in science
Writing answers to science questions
Discuss and assess
Explain
Analyse
Justify
5 Energy, forces and motion
The wave model
The electromagnetic spectrum
Light
Colour
Reflection and Refraction
Rainbows and spectacles
Electrical energy
Circuits
Understanding circuits
Voltage and Resistance
Ohm's law
Parallel and series circuits
Nuclear energy
Movement
Gravity, Mass and Weight
Newton's first law
Newton's second law
Newton's third law
6 Earth Space science
The Big Bang
Studying the universe
Information can be hard to come by
Shifting frequencies
Evidence for an unlikely theory: Plate Tectonics
The universe
How did things get like this?
Where to next?
Understanding the planet we live on
Fossils
Geological time
Explaining Plate Tectonics
Using Plate Tectonics to explain mountains
Earthquake prediction
The impact of natural events
7 The Earth's resources
Energy resources and the greenhouse effect
So, what makes a resource economically important?
Managing the environment
8 Human impact on ecosystems
Biotic and abiotic features
Materials cycling through ecosystems
The nitrogen cycle
The carbon cycle
Impacts of human activities on the ecosystem
9 Answers
10 Index and glossary
More Information
ISBN
9781741302837
Subject
Science
Year Level
Year 9, Year 10
Syllabus/Curriculum
NSW
Date of Publication
2008
Edition
1st