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Succeeding in Chemistry at LPHS

8/6/2018

 
We are offering 16 sections of introductory chemistry at LPHS in the 2018-2019 school year.  The five teachers work collaboratively and use the same resources, assignments, and schedule.  There is at least one section offered every class period.
  1. Make sure the email addresses listed in Skyward (for both student and guardian) are accurate!
  2. Do not allow yourself to fall behind.  Concepts build upon prior knowledge, so if you don't do the homework at the beginning of a unit, odds are good that you will struggle with concepts for the rest of that unit because of it.
  3. Watch the calendar!  Units are frequently very short.  Generally there is a new test or late-work-deadline (or both) every week.  All of these are already marked on the calendar.   Being unaware of a deadline will not get you an extension!  Add the calendar to your gmail account.
  4. There will be homework.  Every day.  Plan on it.  We will learn new things.  Every day.  Plan on it.  Choose to be excited to learn new ideas and skills.  Polish up your work ethic and enjoy the opportunity to grow, because that is what school is all about.
  5. Use the resources that are available.  All class notes and all handouts are available on this website for viewing or download.  There are tutorial applets linked with many concepts as well.  Some students find it helpful to print the "printer-friendly" versions of the PowerPoints to take notes on during class.  There is an outline-style review posted with every unit.  Some students use these outlines during the units as well, since they often explain things in a different way than the class notes do.

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