Lebanese Grade 9 Physics: Electricity Foundations
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Lebanese Grade 9 Physics: Electricity Foundations
Selective Grade 9/Brevet support based on CRDP 2025–2026 chapter references. Four lessons teach virtual meter/circuit literacy, DC and alternating-voltage traces, ohmic resistance, and constant-DC power and energy. The module is not a full physics course or every objective in the referenced chapters. Mechanics, equilibrium and Archimedes up-thrust are outside this module. Official 2026–2027 alignment has not been verified; no exam date, result or accreditation is promised.
What you will learn
- Distinguish current from voltage, convert mA to A, and interpret virtual meter placement and polarity.
- Distinguish a constant DC trace from an alternating-voltage trace using supplied signs and times, and explain the mains-safety boundary.
- Apply U = RI for an ideal ohmic resistor and interpret supplied voltage–current data and graph gradients.
- Calculate constant DC power and energy using consistent units and an explicitly hypothetical usage cost.
Who it is for
English-language Lebanese Grade 9/Brevet learners who need targeted prerequisite repair.
Prerequisites
- Read decimals and signed numbers
- Multiply and divide
- Recognize a simple labelled diagram
Included learning material
- Four original written lessons with worked examples and independent practice.
- Explanatory answer keys and accessible text/table visual explanations.
- A written module self-check and capstone with model answers and rubric.
Lesson sequence
- Current voltage and virtual meters
- Reading DC and alternating voltage
- Ohmic resistance from equations and graphs
- Electric power energy and usage units
CRDP 2025–2026 references
These sources establish the stated historical curriculum baseline, not endorsement or verified 2026–2027 alignment.
What Will I Learn?
- Distinguish current from voltage, convert mA to A, and interpret virtual meter placement and polarity.
- Distinguish a constant DC trace from an alternating-voltage trace using supplied signs and times, and explain the mains-safety boundary.
- Apply U = RI for an ideal ohmic resistor and interpret supplied voltage–current data and graph gradients.
- Calculate constant DC power and energy using consistent units and an explicitly hypothetical usage cost.
Course Content
Module 1: Electricity Foundations
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Current voltage and virtual meters
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Reading DC and alternating voltage
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Ohmic resistance from equations and graphs
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Electric power energy and usage units
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Grade 9 Physics: Electricity Foundations Check