South African Curriculum

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South African Curriculum
The National Curriculum of South Africa


National Curriculum Statement -Curriculum for Grades 10 to 12-
Index of Subjects - Qualification Assesments

Accounting - Agricultural Science - Business Studies - Computer Applications Technology - Consumer Studies - Dance Studies - Design - Dramatic Arts - Economy - Electrical Technology - Engineering Graphics and Design - First Additional Language - Geography - History - Home Language - Hospitality Studies - Information Technology - Life Orientation - Life Sciences - Mathematical Literacy - Mathematics - Mechanical Technology - Music - Second Additional Language - Tourism - Visual Arts


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Material developed to help both the learners and teachers best meet the criteria as set out in the National Curriculum:

Free High School Science Texts: Physics


The Free High School Science Texts: A Textbook for High School Students Studying Physics.
Main Page - Introduction
Units

Units - PGCE Comments - TO DO LIST - Introduction - Unit Systems - The Importance of Units - Choice of Units - How to Change Units-- the Multiply by Technique - How Units Can Help You - Temperature - Scientific Notation, Significant Figures and Rounding - Conclusion

Waves and Wavelike Motion

Waves and Wavelike Motion - What are waves? - Two Types of Waves - Properties of Waves - Practical Applications of Waves- Sound Waves - Practical Applications of Waves: Electromagnetic Waves - Important Equations and Quantities

Vectors

Vectors - PGCE Comments - TO DO LIST - Introduction - Some Examples of Vectors - Mathematical Properties of Vectors - Techniques of Vector Addition - Components of Vectors - Do I really need to learn about vectors? Are they really useful? - Summary of Important Quantities, Equations and Concepts

Forces

Forces - TO DO LIST - What is a force - Force diagrams - Equilibrium of Forces - Newton's Laws of Motion - Examples of Forces Studied Later - Summary of Important Quantities, Equations and Concepts

Rectilinear Motion

Rectilinear Motion - What is rectilinear motion - Speed and Velocity - Graphs - Equations of Motion - Important Equations and Quantities

Momentum

Momentum - What is Momentum - The Momentum of a System - Change in Momentum - What properties does momentum have - Impulse - Summary of Important Quantities, Equations and Concepts

Work and Energy

Work and Energy - What are Work and Energy - Work - Energy - Mechanical Energy and Energy Conservation - Summary of Important Quantities, Equations and Concepts - Essay 1 - Energy

Collisions and Explosions

Essay 2: Tiny, Violent Collisions - Collisions and Explosions - Types of Collisions - Explosions - Explosions: Energy and Heat - Important Equations and Quantities

Newtonian Gravitation

Newtonian Gravitation - Properties - Mass and Weight - Normal Forces - Comparative problems - Falling bodies - Terminal velocity - Drag force - Important Equations and Quantities

Pressure

Pressure - Important Equations and Quantities

Heat and Properties of Matter

Heat and Properties of Matter - Phases of matter - Deformation of solids - Ideal gasses - Temperature - Thermal Properties of Materials - Important Equations and Quantities

Electrostatics

Electrostatics - What is Electrostatics - Charge - Electrostatic Force - Electric Fields - Electrical Potential - Important Equations and Quantities|

Electricity

Electricity - Flow of Charge - Circuits - Voltage and current - Resistance - Voltage and current in a practical circuit - How voltage, current, and resistance relate - An analogy for Ohm's Law - Power in electric circuits - Calculating electric power - Resistors - Nonlinear conduction - Circuit wiring - Polarity of voltage drops - What are series and parallel circuits - Simple series circuits - Simple parallel circuits - Power calculations - Correct use of Ohm's Law - Conductor size - Fuses - Important Equations and Quantities

Magnets and Electromagnetism

Magnets and Electromagnetism - Permanent magnets - Electromagnetism - Magnetic units of measurement - Electromagnetic induction - AC - Measurements of AC magnitude

Electronics

Electronics - capacitive and inductive circuits - filters and signal tuning - active circuit elements, diode, LED and field effect transistor, operational amplifier - principles of digital electronics - logical gates - Counting circuits

The Atom

The Atom - Models of the Atom - Structure of the Atom - Isotopes - Energy quantization and electron configuration - Periodicity of ionization energy to support atom arrangement in Periodic Table - Successive ionisation energies to provide evidence for arrangement of electrons into core and valence - Bohr orbits - Heisenberg uncertainty Principle - Pauli exclusion principle - Ionization Energy - Electron configuration - Valency

Modern Physics

Modern Physics - Introduction to the idea of a quantum - The wave-particle duality

Inside atomic nucleus

Inside atomic nucleus - What the atom is made of - Nucleus - Nuclear force - Binding energy and nuclear masses - Radioactivity - Nuclear reactions - Detectors - Nuclear energy - Nuclear energy: Nuclear reactors - Nuclear energy: Fusion energy - Elementary particles - Elementary particles: beta decay - Elementary particles: Particle physics - Elementary particles: Quarks and leptons - Elementary particles: Forces of nature - Origin of the universe



Doing Investigations


DOING INVESTIGATIONS: A RESOURCE BOOK FOR GET & FET MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE EDUCATORS

Preface

What is a resource book and why a resource book for investigations?

Introduction to the book and its theme: investigations

The wisdom of the winners: hints and ideas for science and mathematics educators

Ideas for investigations

Managing and assessing investigations

Examples of investigative activities in science and mathematics

Materials developed by the winning educators

Clusters, support networks and communities of practice

Scientific and mathematical literacy

Some useful URLs (internet addresses) for educators


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South African Association Of Science and Technology Educators: Technology


SAASTE Technology
Introduction - What is Technology?
Key Concepts

Grade 4 - Grade 5 - Grade 6 - Grade 7 - Grade 8 - Grade 9

Modules

Processing grade 8/9 - Mechanical Systems grade 9 - Structures grade 5 - Structures grade 8

Activities

Conductors & Insulators - Electronic circuits - And & OR gates - Circuit/Systems Diagram - Hydraulics - Hydraulics & Pneumatics - Technological Products - Preservation-1 - Identifying Materials - Properties of Materials - Preservation-2 - Electroplating - Conditioning-Waterproofing/Strengthening-1 - Conditioning-Strengthening/Waterproofing-2 - Shaping - Forming - Forces - Types of structures - Mechanisms Worksheet


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South African Association Of Science and Technology Educators: Science


SAASTE Science
Preface

Scientific Method - Guidelines for Scientific Investigations - Ideas for class projects - Radon Measurement - Road Markings


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