How do chemists classify matter?
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Density is a very important concept in many fields of science. How can this topic be presented to students to allow for true understanding, and at the same time excitement. This hands on activity involves very few supplies, is safe, and is guaranteed to hit the mark with your classes.
Many physics teachers use a lesson on distance and displacement to introduce vector quantities. Learning this lesson well is an important first step to mastering physics.
Many recent surveys show that students are more stressed than ever before. What can we as teachers do to help them come better prepared emotionally for the academic day?
Studying a topic like chemistry involves the student to be able to imagine and picture a world their senses can usually not detect. Making connections between the macroscopic world and this unseen world can help immensely in comprehension and enjoyment of the subject matter,
If one creative teacher can produce an excellent learning opportunity, imagine what a team of creative teachers can do!
At the start of a school year there is a lot of energy and excitement. What ways can we help our students get off to the correct start for the academic calendar?
Paint 3D is an excellent resource for creating quality images for lessons, assignments and student projects.
Students will perform much better on class assessments if feedback can be provided quickly after the assignment is submitted. Timely feedback leads to better student adjustment for future assignments and learning.
Depending upon how you approach it, learning chemistry can be exciting and eye-opening, or frustrating and confusing. Here are some tips to help make the experience of learning chemistry enjoyable.
A classroom consists of a group of people engaged in learning. If this group becomes a true community, learning can become much deeper and more meaningful for all involved.
Everyone makes mistakes, even teachers. As teachers, the most important lesson that we can learn from our mistakes is how to avoid them in the future.
What has the advent of the Internet meant for teachers and the classroom? How has this technology changed the way students are taught and learn?
Certainly one of the most important decisions we make in life is the career we choose. Here are some things to consider if you are thinking about going into teaching.
We all go into the teaching profession for different reasons. Have your reasons changed over time? Have you reflected on those reasons recently?