Year 11 Physics Revision Course | CCE
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Year 11 Physics Revision Course

Year 11 (new syllabus). The smart way to prepare for your HSC.

COVID-19 update: arrangement of our courses

We are now delivering courses online and in-person. Please check the delivery format of each class before enrolling.

Please note that course materials (excluding prescribed texts) are shared electronically within 48 hours of course commencement. Printing is not available.


Modules 1-4: Kinematics, Dynamics, Waves and Thermodynamics and Electricity and Magnetism

This course is a part of the new Stage 6 Physics Syllabus and provides consolidation of the key content and skills from the four Core modules: Kinematics, Dynamics, Waves and Thermodynamics and Electricity and Magnetism. There is a focus on those cognitive skills needed to access and apply knowledge in an HSC assessment context and the higher order thinking needed to increase student achievement towards Band 6.

The workshop will allow you to explore and apply knowledge and skills using a combination of lectures, tutorials and problem-solving sessions with feedback from teachers. Overall this course is designed to review key concepts and skills with a view to maximising results in a variety of assessment tasks.

Outcomes

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

  • answer a range of questions covering the content, concepts and skills in the module
  • critically evaluate your own and others' answers to improve the quality of responses to assessment tasks
  • identify the relationships between key concepts in the module
  • apply strategies for problem solving to improve the quality and accuracy of responses to assessment tasks
  • critically analyse experimental methods and comment meaningfully on validity, reliability and accuracy
  • analyse, process and apply quantitative biological data to solve problems.

Content

(Aligned to NESA Syllabus Reference Points)

Selected subtopics within Module 1 Kinematics will be covered:

  • Motion in a Straight Line
  • Motion on a Plane

Selected subtopics within Module 2 Dynamics will be covered:

  • Forces
  • Forces, Acceleration and Energy
  • Momentum, Energy and Simple Systems

Selected subtopics within Module 3 Waves and Thermodynamics will be covered:

  • Wave Properties
  • Wave Behaviour
  • Sound Waves
  • Ray Model of Light
  • Thermodynamics

Selected subtopics within Module 4 Electricity and Magnetism will be covered:

  • Electrostatics
  • Electric Circuits
  • Magnetism

Relevant Skills from the Working Scientifically module will also be covered.

Intended audience

Current Year 11 physics students.

Delivery style

Delivered as a one-day activity-based workshop where you will explore and apply physics knowledge and skills in a combination of lectures, tutorials and problem-solving sessions while receiving feedback.

Materials

You will be provided with a course booklet (electronic copy) which covers relevant syllabus dot points for this module.

Bring your own device

You are required to bring your own device (Windows or Mac) and a power cord. Please ensure your device is fully charged as access to power is limited.

Please note that University does not carry any responsibility for your lost, stolen, or damaged devices whilst on the University premises.

Getting Through Your HSC: A Practical Guide

While you progress through this journey and also the conclusion of your schooling life, we know you’ll have a lot on your mind – exams, future study, careers – but remember, while keeping focused on these bigger goals and aspirations, it’s also important not to forget your own health and well-being.

For tips on staying motivated and keeping focused, dealing with anxiety, keeping healthy, relaxation, pre-study exercise and more, read our article Getting Through Your HSC: A Practical Guide.

Features

  • Expert trainers
  • Central locations
  • Course materials – yours to keep
  • CCE Statement of Completion

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