Desired+Understandings

Objects don't always have the same motion. There are different definitions for ways that objects move. There are specific ways to describe how an object is moving, and they each tell us something different. There are different ways to represent motion. (graphs, equations) Those in bold are the ones that distinguish acceleration as different and special from velocity or position, which apply just as well to the first 3.
 * Objects move in ways that can be observed, described, predicted and measured.
 * Motion is not always constant, and can be analyzed by breaking it into different parts.
 * Position, velocity and acceleration describe motion in different ways.
 * These quantities are compound measurements, which means they involve multiple variables. (*Proportional reasoning)**
 * Acceleration does not always look the same. (Needs refining...)** Acceleration is not portrayed in velocity and position the same all the time.
 * Velocity and acceleration are NOT the same thing.**