PHYSICAL THEORIES IN THE SCHOOL COURSE

2020

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DOI 10.51889/2020-3.1728-7901.19
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The content of the school physics course is the basics of science-physics, which is a system of knowledge about the world around us. An ideal model of nature that includes General concepts, principles, and hypotheses of physics and characterizes a certain stage of its development is called a physical picture of the world. The meaning of physical theory in science, concepts, laws, and theories are the source of specific knowledge in explaining and describing a particular phenomenon. The basic school physics course is a course that studies physical phenomena (mechanical, thermal, electrical, electromagnetic, light) and physical laws; the study material is grouped around physical phenomena, which are arranged in the course in order of complexity of the forms of motion of matter. The basic school physics course should be as complete as possible and cover the main material of all sections of the physics course.