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Chemistry Class Information Sheet
Honors Chemistry Class Information Sheet
Honors Physics Class Information Sheet
Electronic Device Policy
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my struggle will have to be not doing as well as id hope on my project so next time I do something like that I will do much better and really crunch through it
my triumph this week is getting my homework done early so I don’t have to stress over the weekend.
My struggle is keeping myself accountable and making sure i was doing all my work
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1) Chemistry has been very frustrating at times, I have had to try my best to learn in different ways. I have grown quite a bit I have learned to be patient and also have learned that even if I am not perfect or as good as I want to be my best is all I can give and to be proud of whatever I can do.
2) If there was one piece of advice I could give it would be this; do your very absolute best, and do your honest best, but if at the end of the day you gave it all you had and still didn’t hit the “mark” it is alright sometimes life is gonna come at you but as long as you don’t give up and always try your best you will be fine.
3) I am not super great about changing a class or seeing what could have been done better, it is what it is. Just make sure to try hard and maybe a miracle or two will happen (;
1) Chemistry grew me as a person and a chemist. i learned that i usually procrastinate about work and try to cram it all at the last minute but i now try to do work early so i can have some free time.
2) My advice on Chemistry is study, study, study and always do your homework . The homework will help you big time. When life gives you lemons you make lemonade. Dont doubt yourself and believe that you can go beyond your limits and be better than before
3) due to this virus we could not go to school and for me personally i have a hard time looking at a computer for a long time and i learn better when i can have like hands on experience. If this virus wasn’t around I think chemistry was great as it is.
1. this grew me to really not procrastinate. it helped me become a better student.
2. my advice is to do your work to the fullest of your ability to always do it.
3. I haven’t really done my best with doing my work before and not worrying I really procrastinate and if it wasn’t around I feel like I would have done much better.
1. Chemistry has helped me grow as a student. It has helped learn to do my work early and not procrastinate.
2. My advice would be to go to all the help sessions you can for test. They can really help you out.
3. Probably waiting until the last minute to turn assignments in. If would go ahead and not wait until the last minute to do everything I would be just fine.
Chemistry taught me that no matter how hard the class is if you try your hardest you can succeed in it. I advise the upcoming students to not miss a hw or webpost because those save your grade. I do not really know what we could have done differently.
1) I learned a little too late that procrastination will get you no where and that you cant just wing it.
2) actually apply yourself and dont miss any homework
3) try harder in the beginning and pay more attention even though you’re tired
1. This year in chemistry I learned to make the most with the time I am given.
2. I would probably tell future students not overthink and just take their time because the more you overthink the more you are overwhelmed.
3. Don’t study just one way, try to change it up so you know exactly what you learned.
1. This year in chemistry I learned to have good time management. I also learned that if I think something is to hard, don’t give up.
2. The advice I would give is always do your homework and webposts because doing those helped my grade.
3. I think I could have done better this year if I studied better for my tests.