General Physics 2 - Electric Charge

A fundamental particle carrying a positive charge, found in the nucleus of an atom.

A fundamental particle carrying a negative charge, found orbiting the nucleus of an atom.

A fundamental particle with no charge, found in the nucleus of an atom.

A state of an object where it has an equal number of protons and electrons, resulting in no net charge.

The process of transferring electrons from one object to another through direct contact, typically by rubbing.

A method of charging an object without direct contact, using the influence of a charged object nearby.

Materials that allow the free flow of electrons through their structure.

Materials that resist the flow of electrons due to their tightly bound electrons.

Work Immersion is a required subject in Senior High School (SHS) that provides students with 80 hours of hands-on work experience.

Work Immersion aims to help students develop work ethics, values, and competencies related to further education or joining the workforce.

Work Immersion can be done in various workplaces, including workshops, offices, and laboratories, as long as the student's training is relevant to the work environment.

DepEd Order No. 30, series 2017 provides guidelines for Work Immersion implementation in all Senior High Schools. It helps ensure consistent and high-quality experiences for students.

Students gain a deeper understanding of work environments, practice real-world skills, and apply their knowledge in practical settings, making them better prepared for the workplace.

Work Immersion helps students learn valuable skills, such as teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and time management, preparing them for future career success.

Work Immersion can help students explore different career paths and gain insights into their interests and talents.

Work Immersion serves as a bridge between the classroom and the workplace, connecting theoretical knowledge with practical application.

A legally binding agreement between two parties, like a school and a partner institution, detailing terms and conditions for implementing a program.

The period when senior high school students gain practical experience in their chosen track, applying their knowledge in a real-world setting.

The place where Work Immersion is conducted, meeting safety standards and having appropriate facilities and equipment for learning.

Institutions or organizations willing to provide expertise and resources for the implementation of a program.

Refers to the relationship between a school, and a partner institution, or any office of DepEd, established through a Memorandum of Agreement.

A set of moral principles that guide behavior in the workplace.

A set of rules and standards that promote a positive work environment.

Behaviors like honesty, responsibility, and professionalism that positively contribute to the workplace.

Behaviors that harm the workplace, including dishonesty, irresponsibility, and unprofessionalism.

Workplace safety focuses on protecting the wellbeing of employees by ensuring a safe working environment.

Improved job performance, increased employee retention, higher job satisfaction, and enhanced industry reputation are all benefits of strong work ethics.

Examples of unethical behavior in the workplace include lying, taking credit for others' work, and verbal harassment.

Examples of ethical behavior in the workplace include obeying rules, communicating effectively, and respecting colleagues.

The right of workers to form or join unions without interference from employers or the government.

The ability of workers to negotiate with their employers on matters like wages, hours, and working conditions.

Employers have to ensure safe and secure working conditions for their employees.

Employers must meet agreed-upon payment terms according to contracts.

Workers must perform tasks according to agreed-upon terms and instructions.

A legal document in the Philippines that sets out labor laws and worker rights.

The right of an employee to continue working for an employer unless there are valid reasons to dismiss them.

An employee must be paid for all hours worked.

Employees working between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM are entitled to extra pay for their night shift hours.

Employees working more than 8 hours per day are entitled to additional overtime pay.

A weekly rest day of 24 consecutive hours after 6 days of work is legally required.

Wage encompasses all earnings for work, including overtime, holiday pay, and other benefits.

Wages should be paid in cash at or near the workplace.