S timulating U nderstanding of C omputational science through Collaboration, E xploration, E xperiment, and D iscovery for students with Hearing Impairments
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Ohm's Law

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ASL	Georg Simon Ohm lived from 1789 to 1854. He was a mathematics teacher. He became interested in the new field of electricity. At the time physicists didn't use mathematics. Ohm combined his mathematics and the results of his electrical experiments to produce Ohm's Laws.

ASL	Using a computer model of a circuit board you will be able to conduct experiments like Ohm's. By analyzing the results of your experiments you will discover the same laws Ohm did.

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