European Baccalaureate Physics case studies

The European Baccalaureate is the school-leaving qualification that belongs solely to the European Schools and to schools accredited by their Board of Governors; it certifies completion of secondary studies and is recognised as an entry qualification for higher education across the European Union and beyond. The Baccalaureate cycle covers the final two secondary years, s6 and s7, and is built on a comprehensive multilingual curriculum: at least two languages, mathematics at 3 or 5 periods per week, a scientific subject, history and geography taught through a language other than the dominant one, philosophy, physical education, and ethics or religion, with options and complementary courses bringing the timetable to between 31 and 35 periods per week. The European Baccalaureate Physics case studies are 5 cases and about 3,684 words.