Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
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Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
Tips To Avoid Loosing Points On The AP Chemistry FRQ
Teaching High School Science
7 minutes
7 months ago
Tips To Avoid Loosing Points On The AP Chemistry FRQ
Send us a text Knowing the content isn’t always enough to score well on the AP Chemistry exam—how your teen presents their answer can make or break their score. In this episode, I’m breaking down common mistakes students make on the free-response section and sharing the simple, practical strategies they can start using now to avoid losing easy points. From using correct variables and units to writing legibly, showing work clearly, and directly answering every part of the question, these tips ...
Teaching High School Science
Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
