My Popular Articles
- The Thickness of Aluminum Foil: Student Version
- Put the Boom Back into your Room
- Acid-Base Buffer Lab, Part 1
- More on Eggium: A Fictitious Element Helps you Teach Atomic Mass
- Math Lesson Plan: Using Significant Digits
- Jazz Up your Sig Dig Lesson!
- Traditional Assessment Tools in an Online Classroom
- Questions for Bill Nye FORCES Video
- Acid-Base Buffer Lab, Part 2
- Oil Refining Webquest
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About Me
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My Experience
I have 10 years teaching high school chemistry and physical science. For the past 2 years, I've also taught an ACT prep course. Additionally, I taught a hybrid course (an online and classroom blend), coached girls' golf for 2 years, and led student volunteer teams.
My Latest Articles
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Traditional Assessment Tools in an Online Classroom
Traditional assessment tools can be employed and enhanced online with the use of technology. By inserting graphics into tests and quizzes, adding interactive questions, and even embedding videos, you can spice up your online assessments and may even see...Published on December 22, 2009 to Online Learning & Degree Programs
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20 Tips for New Secondary Education Teachers, part 2
This two part series highlight tips to help you be the best teacher you can. Welcome to the journey!Published on December 15, 2009 to K-12 Learning
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A is for Atom Video Questions: Part Two
This article is second in a series of video questions and answers for the Video, "A is For Atom," found on YouTube. Put forth by GE in the early 1950's, it contains a little propaganda and a bunch of science. It is an excellent teaching tool...Published on December 15, 2009 to K-12 Learning
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