HON CHEMISTRY: Here’s our second look at the gas laws, this time with numbers.
Be sure you use Kelvin in the problems – not Celcius. And make double dog sure you use the formulas correctly! Rearrange that thing – no plug and play!!
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My triumph was getting caught up on work while still learning new lessons when I returned from the choir trip. I managed to keep up in class as well as make up quizzes and tests. I was able to do this because I relayed on God rather than myself and asked Him how I should use my time. This gave me a lot of peace and allowed me to not stress out about my assignments.
This week in chemistry I was able to comprehend the new types of problems on our homework assignments really well. I was able to achieve this because of my diligence in completing them and the effort I put in during class to pay attention and take well thought out notes that I could refer back to.
My triumph this week was that I felt like I performed well on the test on Tuesday. This is because I studied well and did not get distracted when I was taking the test.
My triumph this week was being able to understand the new lessons we are going over. It took me a while but with enough paying attention and practicing I was able to figure it out.
I triumphed this week by understanding the notes and formulas well. For the formulas I struggled with, I worked multiple practice problems to understand them.
This week I did really good on our practise day on gas law calculations. Usually I don’t know what I’m doing on practise days and often end up having to teach myself the night before the test. This time however I knew how to efficiently work each problem.
My triumph this week is keeping up with my work while on the band trip. I was able to learn and study because of the 13 hour bus ride to and from Disney. In addition, since I was restricted to sit for long portions of time, I was able to solely focus on my academics.