Understanding how electric current, voltage, and resistance work together can be tough for Year 10 students.

Many students find it confusing to see how these parts fit together.

Here’s a simple breakdown:

1. Ohm's Law: This important rule says that the electric current ($I$) is connected to voltage ($V$). It can be shown with the formula $I = \frac{V}{R}$. This means:

   • More voltage makes the current go up.
   • More resistance makes the current go down.

2. Key Challenges:

   • Understanding the Concepts: Some students struggle to picture how voltage pushes electric charge through a circuit.
   • Units and Measurements: It can be hard to remember what volts, ohms, and amperes mean.

But don't worry! Students can overcome these challenges.

Doing hands-on experiments and using pictures can help make these ideas easier to understand.

Fun teaching methods, like interactive games or online simulations, can also help students learn better.