Lower Secondary School Teacher Training in Physics – Field of study catalogue MU
Lower Secondary School Teacher Training in Physics“A good teacher of physics is a priority.” |
- Create and develop field professional knowledge and skills that graduates can use in practice, especially in the follow-up Master's programme
- Establish skills and attitudes leading to further higher education studies in physics and lifelong STEM education
- Create a positive attitude towards physics and science, including a positive attitude to physical communication, scientific and technical knowledge in society, particularly for primary and secondary schools.
The course combines traditional and modern aspects of physics in a systematic consistent approach at the same level of abstract thinking and reasonable application of mathematical apparatus. The basic physics course is complemented by a system of practical measurements and experimentation. The emphasis is on creating sustained and understanding of key physical concepts (variables, constants, laws and theories) in organic relation to their practical application. Students learn the basic skills of observation, experimentation, compilation of experimental apparatus, measurements of important physical quantities, forming hypotheses and their theoretical and experimental verification.
The study is generally focused on creating professional, pedagogical, psychological, communication and other personal competences as a precursor to the follow-up Master's study Teacher Training in Physics for Lower and Upper Secondary Schools.
After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:
- use a broad knowledge and skills from sub-disciplines of physics
- use a synthetic view of physics through unifying concepts (energy etc.) and theories (laws of conservation, etc.)
- apply basic experimental skills in various areas of physics, including data processing and evaluation with the use of ICT
- use knowledge of science education for the design and implementation of assistant activities at the elementary school and extracurricular science and technology activities
In the written part of the exam candidates should demonstrate the ability to resolve moderately complex tasks at level of the exercises in different part of the physics courses.
The oral part is to determine the ability of the applicant to respond to questions from different part of Physics and to demonstrate:
- A grasp of the general ideas of the physical description of reality and how it is applied in various disciplines
- Understanding of the basic concepts and ideas of these disciplines and their connections
- The ability to physically analyze specific situations, and formulate a mathematical description of them
- Design and construct basic physics experiments, including evaluation and interpretation of the results
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