Charlie |
David |
Dawn |
Garrett |
Jeff |
Jennifer |
Lillian |
Melinda |
Michael |
Patricia |
Raymond |
Robyn |
Stephanie |
Tamara |
Thad |
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Paul |
Thad Aweeka | McFarland HS | thadvma@gmail.com |
Michael Bahari | Palm Desert HS | michael.bahari@dsusd.us |
Raymond Delgado | Rialto HS | Rdel360@yahoo.com |
Jeff Friesen | Moorpark HS | jjfriesen@yahoo.com |
Jennifer Hooper | Moreno Valley HS | HOOP88@aol.com |
Garrett Lim | Walnut HS | garrettlim620@gmail.com |
David Livingston | Upland HS | david.livingston@ucr.edu |
Robyn Marshall | Servite HS | miss_swanny@hotmail.com |
Lillian McCandless | J.W. North HS | Lillianakish@gmail.com |
Patricia Noonan | Village Academy HS | tinkergnome@verizon.net |
Melinda Reynolds | John Muir HS | msreynolds08@gmail.com |
Tamara Savage | Perris HS | tamara.savage@puhsd.org |
Charles Seo | Camino Nuevo HS | charlieseo@gmail.com |
Stephanie Tartakoff | Los Amigos HS | stephtartakoff@gmail.com |
Dawn Toth | Redlands East Valley HS | dawn_toth@redlands.k12.ca.us |
Paul Groves | South Pasadena High School | pgroves@aol.com |
Stipes Publishing: Three books by Bassam Shakhashiri (besides his great demo books) are highly recommended. One is a Workbook for General Chemistry, one is on Chemical Equilibrium, and one is on Chemical Kinetics. |
Stephanie Tartakoff's Website: Stephanie has told us that she has lots of good stuff tucked away on her website. Here is a link to her site. Crabapple Equilibrium: Here is a simulation about Le Chatelier's Principle. Stephanie says it's good. Real Life Can Crush Demo: This link goes to a page where a tanker car was cleaned with steam and then sealed and left overnight. Amazing. Red-Blue Dot Equilibrium: This simulation (Java applet) allows you to set the initial values of equilibrium and watch the system come to equililbrium. You can control the temperature as well. Lewis-Dot Structure Tutorial: This is a nice animated tutorial about the meaning of Lewis Dot Structures and how to draw simple molecules. It stops and asks questions from time to time. I like it. John Gelder's Gas Law Simulation: I tried to show this in class. Notice that below the animated molecules is a set of questions that will allow you to use this simulation more effectively with your students using Guided Inquiry. This kind of lesson will be important in the re-worked AP chemistry curriculum. |
World of Chemistry: This is a few minutes of a YouTube video that shows various "elements" interacting at a gathering. This leads to a link for the European Commision -- Research and their website called mariecurieactions that supports research projects by universities and industry. |