Basic Science

This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of living things, human growth and development, and the nature of chemicals.

The course begins with an introduction to living things, focusing on their characteristics, classifications, and the unique attributes that distinguish humans from other organisms. Students will explore the concept of growth and development, delving into the stages of human development, the physical and biological changes that occur in humans, and the distinction between growth and development. The factors influencing growth, including genetics, environment, and nutrition, will also be examined.

In the later part of the course, the focus shifts to chemicals and their properties. Students will study the differences between physical and chemical changes, the classification of chemicals, and their hazardous nature. The course concludes with a discussion on chemical safety, including proper storage, labeling, and safety measures to prevent accidents.