Term 3 Science: Energy, Chemical, and Geological Change
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Vocabulary flashcards defining key energy storage forms, transfer methods, content groups, and syllabus codes from Term 3 Science notes.
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Conduction
A form of energy transfer explored by students to understand the distinctions between energy movement mechanisms.
Convection
A form of energy transfer studied alongside conduction and radiation.
Radiation
A form of energy transfer examined to distinguish how energy moves between systems.
Thermal energy
A type of energy storage system studied to learn how energy is transferred between various forms.
Elastic energy
An energy storage system covered alongside thermal, chemical, and gravitational energy.
Chemical energy
A form of energy storage system explored as part of energy transfer mechanisms.
Gravitational energy
An energy storage system analyzed to understand transfer processes between different forms of energy.
Chemical Change content group
A study module where students learn to identify physical and chemical change indicators and observe energy changes in reactions.
Geological Change content group
A study module covering plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, Aboriginal Peoples' accounts of geological phenomena, minerals, rocks, the rock cycle, fossil formation, and the elemental composition of the Earth.
Aboriginal Peoples' accounts
Oral or written records of geological phenomena explored within the Geological Change content group.
SC4-WS-01 Observing
A working scientifically skill outcome focused on observing during scientific investigations.
SC4-WS-03 Planning Investigations
A working scientifically skill outcome concerned with the planning stage of scientific investigations.
SC4-WS-04 conducting Investigations
A working scientifically skill outcome relating to the execution and conducting of scientific investigations.
Respiration investigation
A 1-hour primary or secondary sourced yeast-based investigation of respiration linked to jac plus INVS 14.7.
Task 2
An assessment requirement comprising a Practical Investigation and written report.