This course completes the science half of Environmental Studies for Paper I(A). It covers the APTET EVS physics, chemistry and environment units and the science teaching methodology in ten lessons: materials, acids and changes, motion and force, light, electricity and magnetism, heat and fuels, sound and natural hazards, transport, communication and public services, our environment (air, water, climate and biodiversity, with Andhra Pradesh examples), and how to teach and assess science.
Section E (Environmental Studies) of APTET 2026 Paper I(A) carries 30 marks: Science content 12 + Science methodology 3, and Social Studies content 12 + Social Studies methodology 3. The living world and life processes are covered in the previous course of this bundle.
What you will learn
- Classify materials, explain metals, reactivity, separation methods, acids, bases and chemical changes
- Solve simple problems on speed and pressure, and explain force, friction, light, mirrors and lenses
- Describe electric circuits, safety devices, electromagnets, electroplating, magnets and heat transfer
- Explain combustion, fuels, fire safety, sound, static electricity, lightning, earthquakes and tsunamis
- Discuss transport, communication, helping agencies, climate, pollution, water and biodiversity in Andhra Pradesh
- Apply science teaching methods such as inquiry and the 5E model, and assess science through CCE
Who this course is for
D.El.Ed and B.Ed students, in-service teachers and other candidates preparing for APTET Paper I(A).
How to use this course
Study one lesson at a time, try the simple experiments described with household materials, and attempt the eight practice questions before opening the answers. The last lesson has a summary table, a last-day checklist and a 20-question mixed test. Lesson 1 is a free preview; the rest of the course is included in Pro membership.
Important note
Based on the official APTET 2026 suggestive syllabus (June 2026). Always confirm exam dates, pattern and eligibility in the official notification. This course is independent and not affiliated with the Government of Andhra Pradesh.