by: Page Keeley, Francis Eberle, and Joyce Tugel
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Elementary High School Middle School
Assessment Inclusion Informal Science Education Inquiry Instructional Materials Interdisciplinary New Science Teachers NGSS Phenomena Physical Science Physics Preservice Science Education Science and Engineering Practices Sensemaking Teacher Preparation Teaching Strategies
Type Digital Formative Assessment ProbePub Date 1/1/2007Stock # PB193X2E2_Probe_6
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Looking at phase changes
The probe asks students to predict the temperature of boiling water after it had been boiling for 20 minutes. This examines phase changes and the heat of vaporization. An extension is to h... See More
The probe asks students to predict the temperature of boiling water after it had been boiling for 20 minutes. This examines phase changes and the heat of vaporization. An extension is to have student predict how the diagram for heating ice cubes will look as ice cubes are heated to the boiling point.
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