Science 11-12

Physics requires students to visualize topics like acceleration, momentum, friction, stress, strain, dimensional scaling and vibration, to get a good understanding of the subject.
Merely learning formulae to no end usually makes students develop a learn-by-rote habit, which makes them fall behind when it comes to solving problems.
One of the best ways to teach students these concepts is by making them watch simulation videos or presentations on how the dynamics of everyday objects work.

Most students from higher grades find Chemistry to be one of the toughest subjects.
Chemistry requires for students to have a diverse set of skills, and to go back and forth between learning periodic table elements to balancing reactions.
While there are some parts in the subject that require students to have strong memorization skills, most of it can be easily remembered by understanding concepts.
Often, students who do not score well in Chemistry have problems with their Mathematical skills.
Also, they aren’t sure about whether they should be learning chemistry or picking up the math skills first.

Chemistry :

Matter and Materials:

Organic Chemistry

Chemical Change:

Rate and extant of reactions
Rates of reaction
Chemical Equilibrium
Electrochemical Reactions

Chemical Systems

The chemical industry
Chloralkali industry
Fertilisers
Industrial Processes
The Harbour Processes
The Oswald Process
The Content Process
Eutrophication of Waterways
Batteries

Electricity and Magnetism:

Electrostatic and Electronics
Electrical Circuits
Electrodynamics
The Electromagnetic Spectrum

Matter and Materials

Particle Nature of Light

Physics:

Mechanics:

Motion in two dimensions:

Equations of motion
Force, momentum, Impulse
Projectile Motion
Conservation of Momentum
Frames of Reference.

Work, Energy and power:

Waves, Sound and light
The Doppler Effect
Light and Colour
Diffraction and Interference