Better understand the physical world and how it works, appreciate the uniqueness of the universe, and participate in navigating and influencing the future.

How does studying physics develop students' skills?

By focusing on the exploration of models and the analysis of theories and laws, which promotes an understanding of the connectedness of seemingly dissimilar phenomena.

What are students who study physics encouraged to use?

Observation.

Study Notes

Physics Year 11 and 12 Syllabus

The study of physics in Year 11 and 12 involves the exploration of matter and its motion through space and time, along with related concepts such as energy and force.
Physics examines phenomena on a range of scales, from nuclear particles and their interactions to the size and age of the Universe.
The study of physics enables students to gain a deeper understanding of the physical world and how it functions, appreciate the uniqueness of the universe, and make informed decisions about the future.
The problem-solving nature of physics helps students develop their working scientifically skills by exploring models, analyzing theories and laws, and recognizing the connections between seemingly disparate phenomena.
Physics encourages students to use observational skills to understand and analyze the physical world.
The study of physics promotes an understanding of the interconnectedness of natural phenomena.

Test your knowledge of Physics Year 11 and 12 with this quiz! Explore topics such as matter, motion, energy, and force. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand the concepts covered in the Stage 6 Syllabus.