New to teaching A level physics: year 12 NY352


Summary

Are you starting out teaching A level physics just in year 12? Even for teachers with a physics background it can be daunting to deliver for the first time. This course will support you with effective teaching and learning at year 12 A level in physics. Common student misconceptions, the key substantive knowledge as well as practical techniques will be investigated, with ample hands-on practice to hone your approach to student learning.

This course will also help teachers new to A level to lead and support outstanding practical physics, linking it to effective pedagogy within the subject. 

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Who is it for?

ECTs and experienced teachers who are new to A level Physics

What topics are covered?

  • materials
  • mechanics
  • electricity
  • particles and radiation
  • core practical's in physics

How will you learn?

Face to face

How long is this course?

Three days

Outcomes

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

  • develop your understanding of key concepts within year 12 advanced level physics
  • identify student misconceptions through diagnostic questions
  • enhance practical skills to ensure students gain mastery of core experimental techniques

Notes

This is a residential course, fees include meals and accommodation for the duration of the course.

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