WJEC AS A2 Physics 2009 and 2010
This section of the website contains
suggestions for material that could be used with the WJEC Physics AS and A2 Specification
(2009 and 2010).
WJEC is not affiliated with the author of the site and has had no
involvement with the content of this website.
The website does not necessarily
cover all topics or to the correct depth required for this specification although some sections
may cover topics in more detail than is needed. It is the responsibility of the individual
teacher to select the appropriate material.
References to work from the GCSE
section of the site that would be useful at AS/A2 level are shown as (14-16) or (11-14)
I am grateful to WJEC for permission to reproduce adapted versions of text from
their Physics GCE Specification on this site. For the full version of the specification please
see:
WJEC AS and A2 Physics
2009/2010
1.2 KINEMATICS
(a) Displacement, velocity and
accelerationKinematicsAccelerationNon uniform
accelerationVelocity and displacement
(14-16)16-19/Mechanics/Kinematics/Problems/Kinematics
14-16/Mechanics/Motion/Experiments/Galileo diluted gravity
(b) Motion
graphsVelocity time graphs (14-16)Distance time graphs (14-16)Velocity time
graphs
(c) Using motion graphsMotion graphs (14-
16)14-16/Mechanics/Motion/Problems/ Motion graphs
14-
16/Mechanics/Motion/Problems/ Motion graphs 2
(d) Equations of
motionEquations of
motionEquations of motion
proof16-19/Mechanics/Kinematics/Problems/Equations of
motion
(e) Falling under gravity and terminal velocityProjectiles vertical
projectionTerminal velocity (14-16)16-19/Properties of matter/Viscosity/Experiments/Stokes'
Law
(f) Velocities at right anglesProjectiles
horizontal projection
(g) Projectile motion in a gravitational fieldProjectiles
horizontal projectionProjectiles –
projection at an angle16-19/Mechanics/Kinematics/Problems/Projectiles
1
16-19/Mechanics/Kinematics/Problems/Projectiles 2
16-
19/Mechanics/Kinematics/Experiments/g - water path in gravity
Further
text, problems and experiments will be added in the future. Lesson plans and over 700
Creative Teaching Ideas may be found on the schoolphysics CD