Dear Teachers,
In the era of “hide-and-seek learning,” we understand that students may sometimes
stray from the core of a lesson. We also recognize the stress and pressure you face in guiding them back on track.
That’s why we’ve developed supportive resources—key concepts, keywords, and more—to assist you in your teaching journey. We are here to stand with you, to amplify your efforts, and to be your voice in making learning more focused, joyful, and meaningful.
Lesson-4: Refraction of Light at Curved Surfaces
- Refraction of light from rarer to denser on concave surface
- Refraction of light from rarer to denser on convex surface
- Refraction of light from denser to rarer on concave surface
- Refraction of light from denser to rarer on convex surface
- Lens fomula
- Lens makers formula
- Curved surface formula
- Magnification of lens
The topics mentioned above represent the minimum level of learning expected from you. If you feel that any additional topics need to be included, please do so, and prepare thoroughly for your exams.
- Refraction of light from rarer to denser on concave surface
- Refraction of light from rarer to denser on convex surface
- Refraction of light from denser to rarer on concave surface
- Refraction of light from denser to rarer on convex surface
- Lens fomula
- Lens makers formula
- Curved surface formula
- Magnification of lens
Once you are confident with all the questions provided in the MLL outcomes, please move on to the following:
If your child is able to complete Competency Based Assessments and Worksheets successfully, then only ask them to go through the following:
Think and Discuss Questions and Previous Year Questions (PYQs) to nurture their talent. Otherwise, kindly identify and recognize
your child's unique talents and encourage, enrich, and empower them.
Reflection of Light at Curved Surfaces
Chemical equations
Acids, Bases and Salts
Refraction of Light at Curved Surfaces
Human Eye and Colorful World
Structure of Atom
Classification of Elements - The periodic Table
Chemical Bonding
Electric Current
Electromagnetism
Principles of Metallurgy
Carbon and its Compounds
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