Math in Chemistry Part 1

Many students struggle with math at some chemistry point. This can be how to report the answer to the correct number of significant figures, solve for a variable in an equation, or complete a single-step dimensional analysis. This class focuses on the basic math skills needed for success in chemistry. We will use problems in the context of chemistry to practice. 

-reporting numbers to the correct number of significant figures 
-solving for a variable using density and percent yield problems
-single-step dimensional analysis using mole conversions (mole-grams, moles-particles, moles-volume)

This is the first in a 3-course Math in Chemistry series. Each course builds on the other but can be taken as a stand-alone course. 

I have a conversational style of teaching that engages each student. Learners can ask questions and interact with the lesson. In addition, they will have access to a Google document that allows them to complete their work online or print before class based on their preference. Access to the document is provided at enrollment.