Detailed Syllabus for Physics, 2nd Year of the New Secondary
- 57 pages, school year 2008 to 2009, scientific series.
- Physics has 3 periods a week, 90 a year, in the first two years of the common trunk.
- The framework table covers states of matter, exploration of space, fundamental interactions, relativity and radioactivity.
- Forces and motion topics include free fall, Newton's laws, equilibrium of forces, moments and oscillating systems.
- Fluids and pressure, heat and temperature, and work and energy are separate themes.
- The detailed program lists competencies, contents and suggested activities.
Issued by the multisectoral commission for the new secondary for 2008 to 2009, the syllabus opens with the finalities and missions of Haitian secondary education and a study plan in which physics has 3 periods a week, or 90 a year, in the first two years and 4 periods in the third year of the mathematics and physics specialization. The framework table spreads themes across the four years: atoms, molecules and the nucleus, states of matter, exploration of space, fundamental interactions, relativity and radioactivity, motion and forces, fluids and pressure, heat and temperature, and work and energy. The detailed program then sets out competencies, contents and suggested activities for the second year.
How to cite
Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP), 2008, Detailed Syllabus for Physics, 2nd Year of the New Secondary, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/menfp-nouveau-secondaire-physique-s2