Physics
Students will develop scientific knowledge and conceptual understanding through the specific disciplines of physics.
ScholarKid provides the foundation for understanding the material world. It is essential that all students are taught essential knowledge, methods and processes in science. A firm understanding of how the complex and diverse phenomena of the natural world can be described using key ideas which are inter-linked and have a universal application.
- the use of conceptual models and theories to make sense of the observed diversity of natural phenomena
- the assumption that every effect has one or more cause
- that change is driven by differences between different objects and systems when they interact
- that many such interactions occur over a distance without direct contact
- that science progresses through a cycle of hypothesis, practical experimentation, observation, theory development and review
- that quantitative analysis is a central element both of many theories and of scientific methods of inquiry.
Course Curriculum
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Start1.2 Motion in 2- and 3-Dimensions
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StartMotion in 1-Dimension
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Start1.3 Forces
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Start1.3.1 Gravity
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Start1.3.2 Elasticity
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Start1.3.3 Friction and Air Resistance
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Start1.3.4. Resultant Force
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Start1.4 Newton’s Laws of Motion
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Start1.4.1 First Law
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Start1.4.2 Second Law
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Start1.4.3 Second Law in 2- and 3-Dimensions
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Start1.4.4 Third Law
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StartGlossary
Your Teacher
Avi is a reliable and fun physics/science teacher with 12 years of experience in secondary school education. He has extensive labatory experience and excellent mathematical skills. Avi is responsible for setting up and operating standard laboratory equipment. He is passionate about physics and supports any student who creates their own science project.
Avi lives in London with two cats, a wife and three children. He likes kayaking and hiking.