Identify how we see objects
High school students investigate how we see objects — tracing the path of light from a source, to reflection or refraction, and finally to the eye — building a rigorous understanding of light and optics. Teachers can use this hard worksheet to consolidate classroom or lab instruction on how the eye processes light and how lenses and mirrors alter image formation. It fits within the Physical Science strand on light and optics.
Learning objectives
- Explain the path light travels from a source to the human eye
- Identify how reflection and refraction affect what we see
- Apply principles of light and optics to explain real-world vision phenomena
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