Grade 9 Physics

৳ 2,200.00

Weekly Sessions: Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday

Session Duration and Timing:  1 Hour Classes from 6:15pm to 7:15pm

Description

Course Description: Physics is a Core Science of matter and energy through observation, tabulation of universal results, and finally replication of those observations to arrive at the same results.

Topics to Be Covered in G9:

General Physics:

  • Length and Time (Full Topic Covered in G8. Revision through application of knowledge of the topic throughout rest of the syllabus)
  • Motion (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Mass, Weight and Density (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Forces (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Momentum (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Work, Energy and Power (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Pressure (Full Topic Covered at This Level)

Thermal Physics:

  • Simple Kinetic Molecular Model of Matter (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Thermal Properties and Temperature (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Melting and Boiling/ States of Matter (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Thermal Process (Key Concepts and Theories)

Properties of Waves Including Light and Sound:

  • General Properties of Waves (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Light (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Electromagnetic Spectrum (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Sound (Full Topic Covered at This Level)

Electricity and Magnetism:

  • Simple Phenomenon of Magnetism (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Electrical Quantities (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Electric Circuits (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Digital Electronics (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Dangers of Electricity (Key Concepts and Theories)
  • Electromagnetic Effects

Atomic Physics:

  • The Nuclear Atom (Full Topic Covered at This Level)
  • Radioactivity (Key Concepts and Theories with Graphical Approach)

Astrophysics (Revision of Topic as covered in G8)

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