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A Head Start to High School Chemistry
High School Chemistry - Honors: Full Year Curriculum -Semester 1 of 2 -Ongoing
Dr. Pachikara, Ph.D.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(104)
In this 22 day course, students will learn the following high school level chemistry topics: atomic and electronic structures, nuclear reactions, chemical bonds, nomenclature, chemical formulae, molecular shapes, & intermolecular forces.
Class experience
US Grade 9 - 12
In this course, students will learn common topics seen during the first semester in high school chemistry level 1 (both regular & honors US curricula); please see the list below. Learners at both honors and regular level chemistry are welcome to sign up. We will cover the topics in depth so that learners can understand the materials thoroughly. Please note that this is a semester course condensed into 22 days. This is a suitable course for home-schooled students and for students who are...
=>Grades 5-12 Certified (2015) Chemistry and Biology Teacher with experience in teaching various science courses to middle school and high school students in the school and online =>ETS Recognition of Excellence in General Sciences and in Biological Sciences =>Experienced in tutoring various science subjects =>B.A in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry =>Ph.D. and 3 years of Postdoctoral Fellowship in Biomedical Sciences
Homework Offered
Depending on the learners and the pace of each session, there may be some amount of homework in this class in order to reinforce what we learn in each class.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Assessments are given as a self-check for students to check for comprehension. Students can take them as open-note or closed-note quizzes. They can also retake the quizzes as many times as they want. Therefore, they are not official assessments like official quizzes and tests in traditional school systems.Grades Offered
Students can see their own quiz grades after each attempt. I do not keep a gradebook. I can provide the highest and the lowest grades from the attempts for each quiz upon request from parents. Please keep in mind that they are not official grades since students can use their notes and can retake them unlimited number of times.
Materials to bring to class: -a pencil, an eraser & a notebook -printout of the worksheet packet I provide -printout of the periodic table I provide -a calculator (you may use an online calculator) Prerequisites: -ability to follow instructions and to take notes -ability to use a calculator Materials for in-home lab activities (this is optional as videos of the activities will be provided): -baking soda, vinegar, 3 plastic zip lock sandwich bags (size: around 5 x 6 inches), paper towels -iron nails (make sure they are not rusted), 10-15 copper pennies -old plastic container that you can discard after the experiment or cup that can hold the iron nails and copper pennies during the experiments -directions for the lab will be provided during class
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
We may or may not use all the external resources listed under materials. Students will not need to make an account for accessing the external resources. Some of the resources are used only on the teacher's side to teach while sharing the screen.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(104)
Hello, I have been an Outschool teacher since 2020. Being able to teach online at any time of the day and connecting with diverse learners from different parts of the globe is something I had never thought about prior to joining Outschool. I...
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$40
weekly ($20 per class)2x per week
55 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-18
3-12 learners per class
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