WCNY TV Classroom
PBS PhD Science Level 4 Module 4 Lesson 19
Season 1 Episode 545 | 26m 46s
PBS PhD Science Level 4 Module 4 Lesson 19
In Lesson 19, students continue to investigate the Phenomenon Question: How do people use radios to communicate? Students examine a phenomenon where music is transmitted from a computer to handheld radios by using radio signals (PS4.C). Students use observations from this phenomenon to develop a communication system model (SEP.2), including identifying its components and their interactions (CC.4).
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WCNY TV Classroom is a local public television program presented by WCNY
WCNY TV Classroom
PBS PhD Science Level 4 Module 4 Lesson 19
Season 1 Episode 545 | 26m 46s
In Lesson 19, students continue to investigate the Phenomenon Question: How do people use radios to communicate? Students examine a phenomenon where music is transmitted from a computer to handheld radios by using radio signals (PS4.C). Students use observations from this phenomenon to develop a communication system model (SEP.2), including identifying its components and their interactions (CC.4).
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