NOTE: Greater emphasis is placed on the application of scientific concepts and principles of Physics so as to expose students to the long-term transferrable skills of ethical conduct, team work, problem solving, critical thinking, innovation and communication. Integrate Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools and skills.Develop an awareness of the applications of scientific knowledge and a concern about the consequences of such applications, particularly the impact on the environment.Appreciate the significance and limitations of science in relation to social and economic development.Develop the ability to work independently and collaboratively with others when necessary.Develop the ability to appraise information critically, identify patterns, cause and effect, stability and change, and evaluate ideas.Collect and represent data in an acceptable form.Plan, design and perform experiments to test theories and hypotheses.Develop critical thinking and problem solving skills.Appreciate the contributions of some of the outstanding regional and international scientists to the development of Physics.Develop the ability to apply an understanding of the principles and concepts involved in Physics to situations which may or may not be familiar.Acquire technical and scientific vocabulary.

Resources provided generally relate to the topics of study recommended by CXC: These recommended free e-resources are specifically aligned with the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) curriculum framework as suggested in the CSEC Physics Syllabus. Preservation and Conservation (PAC) Laboratory.National Library of Trinidad and Tobago.

Physics for csec pdf