Physics

Education
Dr. Siti Nursaila binti Alias
Physics through Diagram-
illustrations
 illustrative graphics or images accompanied by notes,
labels or a legend
 explain concepts, methods or show how things work,
move or change
From Text to Topic Summary
and Key Concept/Ideas
Concepts Maps

 a diagram that depicts suggested

relationships between concepts.
Mini-Labs

 A single concept activity which is an

alternative to formal labs

Highly focused Infallible Self-evident

Short time Memorable Sequenced

Mini-Labs

Frictional force

Work Electromagnetism
Problem Solving

 The ability to solve problems is a basic life skill and is essential

to our day-to-day lives, at home, at school, and at work.
Problem Solving
(Egg drop project)
Science and Society

 an interdisciplinary field that studies the conditions under

which the production, distribution and utilization of scientific
knowledge and technological systems occur; the consequences
of these activities upon different groups of people.
Science and Society

Smart watch Blind spot sensor

Drone Baby monitor Tsunami detection

system
Projects

 an educational activity for students involving

experiments or construction of models in one of the
science disciplines

Experimental Engineering
Project Project

Theoretical
Display Project
Project
Experimental Project

 start with a question, use the scientific method to

complete the research, and end with a report detailing
the results and conclusions and an abstract.
Engineering Project

 start with a design of a machine or mechanical

structure with the purpose of improving strength or
performance. Researchers implement all their design
ideas in a model they construct. The model will be
tested to evaluate the design.
Display Project

 a creative assembly of a display board and construction

of a model to show a visual representation of a larger
fact.
Theoretical Project

 may involve the same format as experimental or

engineering projects.
 However, for several possible reasons, such as lack of
feasibility due to costs, the actual experiment is not
performed.
Science Skills in GCSE
Physics Problems

GCSE Physics
Problems

Working
Mathematical Literacy
scientifically
skill skill
Skills

Experimental
Scientific Analysis and
skills and
skills evaluation
strategies

Science Manipulative
process skills skills
Science Process Skills

Basic science process Integrated science process

skills skills

Controlling Defining
Observing Inferring
variables operationally

Formulating Interpreting
Measuring Communicating
hypotheses data

Formulating
Classifying Predicting Experimenting
models
Manipulative Skills

psychomotor skills that enable students to use and

handle science apparatus, laboratory substances and
specimens in an approved manner.

Use and Handle Sketch specimens,

Handle specimens
science apparatus science apparatus
correctly and
and substances and substance
carefully
correctly correctly

Store science
Clean science apparatus and
apparatus correctly substances correctly
and safely
Experimental Skills and
Strategies
using scientific theories and
explanations to develop
hypotheses
carrying out experiments
appropriately, having due
regard to the correct
manipulation of apparatus,
the accuracy of
measurements and health
and safety considerations
applying a knowledge of a
planning experiments to range of techniques,
make observations, test apparatus, and materials to
hypotheses or explore select those appropriate
phenomena both for fieldwork and for
experiments
recognising when to apply a
making and recording
knowledge of sampling
observations and
techniques to ensure any
measurements using a range
samples collected are
of apparatus and methods
representative
evaluating methods and
suggesting possible
improvements and further
investigations.
Analysis and Evaluation

Risk assessment Evaluating

• to reduce the chances of • an important part of the
any accidents occurring scientific method
• identify potential • To improve experiments
hazards in the future
• find ways to reduce
the chances of an
accident occurring
• what we should do if
an accident occurring.
Science, Art and Religion

Religion
Art
(ethics and
(effective and
with individual
esthetic
and collective
expression)
well-being)

help to visualize indirectly guided

abstract aspects of technological
the physical world advancement and a
Science change in cultural
(knowledge, thinking
truth, and
reasoning)