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Science: Periodic Table
Class Experience
Follows Teacher-Created Curriculum
Why choose a class with 4 learners max? 1. Individual attention: Learners receive personalized instruction, addressing their specific needs, weaknesses, and questions. 2. Increased participation: In a comfortable environment, learners are more confident and will engage in discussions and activities, improving their communication skills. 3. More practice opportunities: With fewer learners, each learner gets more chances to practice. 4. Enhanced teamwork: Small groups encourage...
20 lessons//20 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Introduction to the periodic tableTo understand the organization and significance of elements in the periodic table.Week 2Lesson 2- The elements - Atomic numberThe learning goal is to be able to identify and recall the elements and their corresponding atomic numbers in the periodic table.Week 3Lesson 3- Atomic mass - Chemical symbolsThe learning goal is to accurately determine the atomic mass and chemical symbols of elements in order to understand the organization of the periodic table.Week 4Lesson 4Properties of elementsTo understand and classify different elements based on their unique chemical and physical properties.Week 5Lesson 5Metals, nonmetals, metalloidsTo be able to classify elements as metals, nonmetals, or metalloids based on their physical and chemical properties.Week 6Lesson 6Trends in the periodic table (e.g. electronegativity, ionization energy)Trends in the periodic table (e.g. electronegativity, ionization energy)Week 7Lesson 7- Valence electrons - Octet ruleLearners will be able to identify the number of valence electrons in an atom and apply the octet rule to determine the most stable electron configuration.Week 8Lesson 8- Chemical bondingTo understand the different types of chemical bonds and how they contribute to the formation of molecules.Week 9Lesson 9- Review of concepts learned so far - Practice exercises- Review of concepts learned so far - Practice exercisesWeek 10Lesson 10Common uses of elementsThe learner will be able to identify and explain the common uses of elements on the periodic table.Week 11Lesson 11Periodic trends in reactivityTo understand the patterns of reactivity of elements in the periodic table.Week 12Lesson 12Noble gasesTo understand the properties and uses of noble gases in the periodic table.Week 13Lesson 13Transition metalsTo understand the properties and reactivity of transition metals and their importance in various industrial processe.Week 14Lesson 14Rare earth elementsThe learner will be able to identify, locate and describe the properties and uses of rare earth elements on the periodic table.Week 15Lesson 15The lanthanides and actinidesLearners will be able to differentiate between the lanthanides and actinides.Week 16Lesson 16Synthetic elementsLearners will be able to identify and describe the properties of synthetic elements located on the periodic table.Week 17Lesson 17Practical applications of the periodic tablePractical applications of the periodic tableWeek 18Lesson 18Final review and assessment prepReview of concepts learned throughout the courseWeek 19Lesson 19Final review and assessment prepReview of concepts learned throughout the courseWeek 20Lesson 20Final examFinal exam
- - Demonstrate an understanding of the periodic table. - Engage in meaningful discussions and critical thinking about the relationships between elements and their placement on the periodic table. - Develop their ability to ask thoughtful questions, analyze information, and draw logical conclusions about the periodic table and its significance in chemistry. - Enhance their communication skills by effectively articulating their ideas and insights about the periodic table through class discussions and written assignments..
Christy Hardy - I'm a passionate and experienced educator with 14+ years of experience helping students succeed. In my experience, I have worked with students of all age groups and ability levels. I have a proven track record of fostering student success and their interests. I believe that learning should be engaging and tailored to each student's needs. That's why I use a variety of teaching methods to create a fun and effective learning environment. My ultimate goal is to help every student meet their personal goals while having fun and being empowered to continue to grow. Kristina Visniesky - I am proud to be the Executive Assistant as well as the Assistant Curriculum Coordinator for Christine Santos LLC. Alongside my work on the business side, I am also the Lead Educator for ELA, Math and Science on the Elementary and Middle School level. I have a deep passion for helping others and making a positive impact in their lives. My major is in inclusive childhood education grades 1-6. Additionally, I hold a minor in English Language and Arts, as well as an additional certification in grades 7-12 English. I am currently pursing my master's in literacy. My journey in the field of education extends beyond my academic pursuits. I am fortunate to work at a preschool that provides vital support to children with disabilities. Witnessing their growth each day is truly awe-inspiring, and I have developed a profound love for working with these incredible kids. I also serve as a substitute teacher in high schools, while simultaneously conducting observations at nearby elementary and middle schools. The opportunity to interact with students of varying ages and backgrounds is both enjoyable and fulfilling. I have accumulated a wealth of experience with students, and I strongly believe that I am destined to be an educator. What initially ignited my interest in teaching was my involvement with the first tee program of western New York. This remarkable initiative centered around teaching young golf athletes valuable life skills. In addition to showing them the correct golfing techniques, I also instilled important values such as perseverance, respect, honesty, and confidence. Witnessing their enthusiasm for these life skills as well as their intellectual growth was immensely rewarding
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Homework
Frequency: available upon requestFeedback: available upon requestDetails: Homework will be optional in this class, as the primary focus will be on in-class activities and discussions. However, students who choose to complete homework assignments will receive additional practice to further enhance their learning.Assessment
Frequency: available upon requestDetails: Assessments in this class will be conducted through class discussions and virtual games. These assessments will test students' understanding of the periodic table.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
4 teachers have teaching certificates
Georgia Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Christina SchmelzleNew York Teaching Certificate in Special Education
Ariel LaureanoCalifornia Teaching Certificate in Science
Claudia HarbourMississippi Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Christy Hardy3 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Animal Science from The Ohio State University
Amanda KinMaster's Degree in Education from Lehman College
Ariel LaureanoMaster's Degree in Education from Universität Hildesheim
Claudia Harbour4 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Animal Science from The Ohio State University
Amanda KinBachelor's Degree in English from Long Island University
Christine SantosBachelor's Degree in Science from Southern Illinois University of Carbondale
Arielle FulkBachelor's Degree in Education from SUNY Cortland
Kristina Visniesky1 teacher has an Associate's degree
Associate's Degree in Science from Tidewater Community College
Donna SaldarriagaWelcome to Christine Santos LLC. We utilize a Socratic teaching pedagogy that encourages critical thinking and open dialogue in our classrooms. Through engaging discussions and questioning, learners are able to delve deeper into their learning...
Group Class
$17
weekly or $335 for 20 classes1x per week, 20 weeks
30 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-16
1-4 learners per class