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SYLLABUS - IGCSE Physics SG-P101 EN

The IGCSE Physics course is designed for students aged 13-17 and covers fundamental principles of physics, including forces, motion, electricity, magnetism, waves, energy, and astrophysics. The course emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on experiments, culminating in a Pearson Edexcel International GCSE qualification. Students will develop a strong foundation in physics, preparing them for further studies in science and technology.

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SYLLABUS - IGCSE Physics SG-P101 EN

The IGCSE Physics course is designed for students aged 13-17 and covers fundamental principles of physics, including forces, motion, electricity, magnetism, waves, energy, and astrophysics. The course emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on experiments, culminating in a Pearson Edexcel International GCSE qualification. Students will develop a strong foundation in physics, preparing them for further studies in science and technology.

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Course Information

COURSE TITLE LEVEL


IGCSE Physics Secondary
COURSE SECTION RECOMMEND AGES
Physics 13-17
CONCENTRATION TUITION
IGCSE 3 900 000 VND/Month
COURSE NUMBER NUMBER OF SEATS
SG-P101 8
PREREQUISITES SCHEDULE
IGCSE Mathematics Monday and Wednesday
17:30 – 19:30

Instructor Information
INSTRUCTOR EMAIL PHONE
Shawn Allison [email protected] 0221 7308 868 #103

Course Overview
The IGCSE Physics course is a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the fundamental principles and
concepts that govern the physical world. This course, designed for students aged 13 to 17, offers a solid
foundation in physics, encouraging critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and an appreciation for the natural
phenomena that surround us. The course is divided into 8 fundamental disciplines of physics outlined below.

In the initial phase of the course, students delve into the fascinating realm of forces and motion. They learn to
distinguish between scalars and vectors, grasp the concepts of speed, velocity, and acceleration, and explore
the various forces acting on objects. Students gain a profound understanding of Newton's laws of motion,
allowing them to analyze the dynamics of objects in motion. They also delve into the concepts of momentum
and impulse, enabling them to comprehend the conservation of momentum in real-world scenarios. The course
then takes a captivating turn towards the realm of electricity and magnetism. Students embark on an electrifying
journey through electric circuits, where they unravel the intricacies of current, voltage, and resistance. They
explore the mystical world of magnetic fields and electromagnetism, understanding how the interplay of
electric and magnetic effects governs our technological world. Through hands-on experiments and theoretical
explorations, students acquire the skills to manipulate and control electrical and magnetic phenomena.

The study of waves introduces students to the ethereal world of oscillations and vibrations. They investigate
wave properties, distinguishing between longitudinal and transverse waves, and discover how waves carry
energy and information. Sound waves are explored in detail, enabling students to comprehend the physics of
sound production, transmission, and reception. Electromagnetic waves, including light, radio waves, and
microwaves, are also a significant focus, providing students with insights into the diverse ways in which waves
manifest in our everyday lives. The study of wave behavior, including reflection, refraction, and diffraction,
equips students to understand the fascinating interplay of waves in various mediums. Next, the course delves
into the fundamental concepts of energy, work, and power. Students learn to analyze and calculate these
crucial physical quantities, gaining a deep understanding of how energy is transferred and transformed in
different systems. They explore the principle of conservation of energy and apply it to real-world scenarios,
including mechanical and electrical systems.

The course concludes with astrophysics which introduces students to the captivating world of astronomy and
cosmology. This unit explores the universe, the solar system, stars, galaxies, and the underlying physical
principles that govern celestial objects. Students learn about telescopes, stellar evolution, the solar system,
cosmology, exoplanets, and various astronomical techniques. They also delve into intriguing topics like dark
matter, dark energy, and astrophysical phenomena such as black holes and supernovae. The course aims to
foster an understanding of the cosmos and the scientific methods used to unravel its mysteries, providing a
strong foundation for further studies in astronomy or related fields.

Throughout the IGCSE Physics course, students engage in practical experiments and investigations, fostering
their skills in observation, data collection, analysis, and drawing evidence-based conclusions. This hands-on
approach not only reinforces theoretical concepts but also prepares students for future scientific endeavors.
By the end of the course, students will have developed a strong foundation in physics, enabling them to think
critically, solve complex problems, and appreciate the beauty and significance of the physical world. This
IGCSE qualification opens doors to further studies in the sciences and provides valuable insights into the
technology and innovations that shape our modern world.

Student Learning Outcomes (SLO)


Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Demonstrate demonstrate a deep understanding of core physics concepts, including mechanics,
SLO1
electricity, magnetism, waves, and energy.
Accurately use scientific terminology to describe and explain physical phenomena and effectively
SLO2
communicate their findings, both in written and oral forms, using appropriate scientific language.
Understand and apply fundamental laws and principles of physics, such as Newton's laws of motion
SLO3
and the principles of conservation of energy.
Develop the ability to plan, conduct, and analyze experiments, including recording and interpreting
SLO4
data accurately.
Be proficient in using SI units and measurement tools for various physical quantities and be able to
SLO5
create and interpret graphs, including distance-time, velocity-time, and force-extension graphs.
Develop critical thinking skills, questioning and evaluating scientific information and arguments and be
SLO6
proficient in solving physics problems and applying mathematical concepts to real-world situations.
Maintain a curiosity about the natural world and its physical processes, inspiring a lifelong interest in
SLO7
physics.
Demonstrate the ability to ask scientific questions, make hypotheses, and design investigations to test
SLO8
those hypotheses.

These student learning outcomes encompass the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that students should acquire
during their study of Edexcel IGCSE Physics. They reflect a holistic approach to physics education, emphasizing
not only content knowledge but also the development of scientific skills and a positive attitude toward science
and the natural world.

Course Certification
The Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (Graduate Certificate of Secondary Education) in Physics is part of a
suite of International GCSE qualifications offered by Pearson Edexcel. This qualification enables successful
progression to A Level Physics which is a singular requirement for admission consideration for western
universities. IGCSE courses provide a capstone for all knowledge gained in secondary curriculum while
advancing the students knowledge in preparation for the rigors and challenge of A level Physics.

YEAR 02 YEAR 03 YEAR 04


IGCSE AS Level A2 Level
Physics Physics Physics
Course Materials
REQUIRED MATERIALS
1 Six Subject Notebook Aluminum Math Tool Measurement Set
10 Pencils Aluminum Compass
10 Eraser Caps iPad

All materials are provided to students and will remain at the Academy for the duration of the course. Students
will be billed a one-time material fee of 1 000 000VND per academic year.

Course Books
Students will be provided a digital PDF copy of the coursebook for this class separate from the one their
iPads. Although there is no homework it is always recommended that students study as required at
home to be successful.

REQUIRED TEXT
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Physics Brian Arnold, Penny Johnson, & Steve Woolley
This book is written for students following the Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) Physics specification and
the Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) Science Double Award specification. In each unit of this book, there are
concise explanations and worked examples, plus numerous exercises that will help you build up confidence.
The book also describes the methods for carrying out all of the required practicals. You will also find that
questions in this book have Progression icons and Skills tags. The Progression icons refer to Pearson's
Progression scale. This scale – from 1 to 12 – tells you what level you have reached in your learning and will
help you to see what you need to do to progress to the next level. Furthermore, Edexcel have developed a Skills
grid showing the skills you will practice throughout your time on the course. The skills in the grid have been
matched to questions in this book to help you see which skills\ you are developing. The language throughout
this textbook is graded for speakers of English as an additional language (EAL), with advanced Physics specific
terminology highlighted and defined in the glossary at the back of the book. A list of command words, also at
the back of the book, will help you to learn the language you will need in your examination.

Fee Schedule
ITEM AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
1 35 100 000 VND Course Tuition – 39 Weeks – September 05, 2023 – May 30 2024
2 1 000 000 VND Course Materials
3 TBD1 Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Exam
1
The exam fees will be shared when they are published by Pearson Edexcel. The Academy does not add additional fees and parents will
be billed the exact cost of the exam plus shipping fees.

Course Schedule and Curriculum


The course is divided into 8 units consisting of 28 lessons and organized as illustrated below:

IGCSE Physics | Unit 01 - Forces and Motion IGCSE Physics | Unit 05 - Solids Liquids and Gases

IGCSE Physics | Unit 02 - Electricity IGCSE Physics | Unit 06 - Magnetism and Electromagnetism

IGCSE Physics | Unit 03 - Waves IGCSE Physics | Unit 07 - Radioactivity and Particles

IGCSE Physics | Unit 04 - Energy Resources and


IGCSE Physics | Unit 08 - Astrophysics
Energy Transfer
Course Schedule and Curriculum
MONDAY CLASS WEDNESDAY CLASS
1 09/02/2024 ACADEMY CLOSED FOR NATIONAL DAY Unit 1.1 Movement and position

2 09/09/2024 Unit 1.1 Movement and position Unit 1.2 Forces and Shape

3 09/16/2024 Unit 1.2 Forces and Shape Unit 1.3 Forces and Movement

4 09/23/2024 Unit 1.3 Forces and Movement Unit 1.4 Momentum

5 09/30/2024 Unit 1.4 Momentum Unit 1.5 The Turning Effect of Forces

6 10/07/2024 Unit 1.5 The Turning Effect of Forces Unit 3.10 Properties of Waves

7 10/14/2024 Unit 3.10 Properties of Waves Unit 3.11 The Electromagnetic Spectrum

8 10/21/2024 Unit 3.11 The Electromagnetic Spectrum Unit 3.11 The Electromagnetic Spectrum

9 10/28/2024 Unit 3.12 Light Waves Unit 3.12 Light Waves

10 11/04/2024 Unit 3.13 Sound Unit 3.13 Sound

11 11/11/2024 Unit 4.14 Energy Transfers Unit 4.14 Energy Transfers

12 11/18/2024 Unit 4.15 Thermal Energy Unit 4.15 Thermal Energy

13 11/25/2024 Unit 4.16 Work and Power Unit 4.16 Work and Power

14 12/02/2024 Unit 2.6 Mains Electricity Unit 2.6 Mains Electricity

15 12/09/2024 Unit 2.6 Mains Electricity Unit 2.7 Current and Voltage in Circuits

16 12/16/2024 Unit 2.7 Current and Voltage in Circuits Unit 2.7 Current and Voltage in Circuits

17 12/23/2024 Unit 2.8 Electrical Resistance ACADEMY CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS DAY

18 12/30/2024 Unit 2.8 Electrical Resistance ACADEMY CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR DAY

19 01/06/2025 Unit 2.9 Electrical Charge Unit 2.9 Electrical Charge

20 01/13/2025 Unit 4.17 Energy Resources & Electric Generation Unit 4.17 Energy Resources & Electric Generation

21 01/20/2025 Unit 5.18 Density and Pressure ACADEMY ACADEMIC BOWL PREPARATION

22 01/27/2025 ACADEMY CLOSED FOR TET HOLIDAY ACADEMY CLOSED FOR TET HOLIDAY

23 02/03/2025 ACADEMY CLOSED FOR TET HOLIDAY ACADEMY CLOSED FOR TET HOLIDAY

24 02/10/2025 ACADEMY ACADEMIC BOWL PREPARATION ✩✩✩ ACADEMY ACADEMIC BOWL ✩✩✩

25 02/17/2025 Unit 5.18 Density and Pressure Unit 5.18 Density and Pressure

26 02/24/2025 Unit 5.19 Solids, Liquids, and Gases Unit 5.19 Solids, Liquids, and Gases

27 03/03/2025 Unit 5.19 Solids, Liquids, and Gases Unit 6.20 Magnetism & Electromagnetism

28 03/10/2025 Unit 6.20 Magnetism & Electromagnetism Unit 6.20 Magnetism & Electromagnetism

29 03/17/2025 Unit 6.21 Motors & Electromagnetic Induction Unit 6.21 Motors & Electromagnetic Induction

30 03/24/2025 Unit 6.21 Motors & Electromagnetic Induction Unit 7.22 Atoms and Radioactivity

31 03/31/2025 Unit 7.22 Atoms and Radioactivity Unit 7.23 Radiation and Half-Life

32 04/07/2025 ACADEMY CLOSED FOR HUNG KING FESTIVAL Unit 7.23 Radiation and Half-Life

33 04/14/2025 Unit 7.24 Applications of Radioactivity Unit 7.24 Applications of Radioactivity

34 04/21/2025 Unit 7.25 Fission and Fusion Unit 7.25 Fission and Fusion

35 04/28/2025 Unit 8.26 Motion in the Universe ACADEMY CLOSED FOR REUNIFICATION DAY

36 05/05/2025 Unit 8.26 Motion in the Universe Unit 8.26 Motion in the Universe

37 05/12/2025 Unit 8.27 Stellar Evolution Unit 8.27 Stellar Evolution

38 05/19/2025 Unit 8.27 Stellar Evolution Unit 8.28 Cosmology

39 05/26/2025 Unit 8.28 Cosmology Unit 8.28 Cosmology

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