Concept map for Physics:Light and Geometric optics

Physics concept map Light and geometric Concept map instructions: optics 1. Brainstorm 10-15 terms related to the unit - write them on slips of paper 2. Sort the terms into 3 or 4 groups (each group should consist of related terms). In my example below 1 have 4 groups - Components, Series, Parallel, and Measuring Tools. 3. Choose one of your groups: Organize the terms from most general/inclusive to most specific 4. Do the same for your other groups 5. Start to draw your concept map: a. Put the most inclusive terms at the top. Note: you may find you need to add a term in order to make your concept map make sense. In the example below, "components" and "measuring tools" were both terms added to help the concept map make sense. b. Move down to more specific, connecting the concepts with linking terms/phrases from top to bottom to show the relationship between terms. In the example below this was done in purple. C. Add cross-connectors to link terms side-to-side and show their relationship to each other. In the example below this was done in orange. are built with Electric Circuits have properties with one Components path to with more tokich can be measured using current than one path gore ... for current are Measuring tools which convery electric iner Toanother forit Series Parallel Suchas Such as The current ore which can interrud the electronic Ammeter Voltmeter Called load which are conductors ... NOW are connect are called which give the measures measures switch inseries wire source Current Potential Difference have more than one load . Each load has have more than its own path are connected to the one load on the path circuit in parallel Same decreases across the load increases across the source