Physics remains one of the most challenging subjects for secondary school students, often recording lower academic performance than other STEM disciplines and showing a persistent gender gap in achievement. However, technology-driven problem-solving activities are showing promising results in helping students better understand complex physics concepts.
Educators report that interactive STEM learning approaches can increase engagement, strengthen problem-solving abilities, and improve academic performance. Notably, female students have demonstrated significant progress, raising hopes that innovative teaching methods could help reduce long-standing achievement gaps in physics education.
The growing interest in technology-supported STEM education is encouraging schools to explore new ways of making physics more accessible, practical, and inclusive for all learners.
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