Course of Modern Physics: New Approaches to Explaining the Physical Picture of the World: Universe. Motion. Force Fields

The study of physics according to the current (inductive) methodology occurs, as a rule, by summarizing numerous disparate private facts illustrated by teachers by demonstration of relevant experiments and laboratory work. The existing programs for teaching physics in accordance with this technique do not provide for the study of the conceptual provisions of the universe and, in particular, physical cosmology containing general ideas about the world and its functioning.
The proposed modern physics course is based on the opposite, deductive methodology, which provides for the study of the world using a systematic approach by illustrating its private manifestations, based on general laws. The teaching of physics according to this methodology for the first time in the practice of educational systems begins with the study of the general laws of the functioning of the universe.
At the end of each chapter, a problem is given with decisions on the subject under consideration.
The study of physics according to the proposed methodology will already initially form in students the main conceptual provisions of the modern worldview, a systematic approach and physical thinking