by VIZISCIENCE | Oct 20, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
Mastering VSEPR Shapes: Key Concepts for AP Chem In the month of October, many teachers often find themselves tackling Unit 2.7 of their course materials in AP Chemistry. This unit, which focuses on ‘VSEPR‘ (Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion) theory and ‘Bond Hybridization’ for AP Chem. Educators typically use this time to introduce their students […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Oct 17, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
This user-friendly Google Slides tool is designed for both independent exploration and classroom instruction. Beginning with hands-on simulations, students will gain the skills to identify major species in strong acid/strong base titrations without the need for complex calculations. This approach builds students’ confidence, and as they advance, they’ll delve into variations like strong base/strong acid […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Oct 17, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
Explore the AP Chemistry Lab Manual The AP Chemistry Lab Manual, provided by the College Board, serves as an invaluable resource for both educators and students participating in the AP Chemistry program. https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-chemistry/classroom-resources/lab-manual The AP Chemistry Lab Manual comprises 16 student-directed guided-inquiry labs. Their purpose is to provide students with opportunities to engage in hands-on […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Sep 30, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
The Importance of an effective AP chemistry pacing guide. Recently, I’ve noticed a shift among AP chemistry teachers – more and more educators are opting to align their course content with the sequence recommended by the College Board for AP Chemistry. For some teachers, following this structured sequence seems more straightforward. Reflecting on the challenges […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Sep 24, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
The age-old question for teachers who want to prepare their students for the upcoming school year by providing summer work is: How can I ensure that my students complete this work? The simple answer is – you can’t. However, teachers continue to ask this question because having a class of students that are all on […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Sep 17, 2023 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
Chemistry Teaching Resources: Empowering AP Chemistry Students and Teachers for Success Empower your students and yourself with Viziscience AP® Chemistry teaching resources! In the dynamic world of chemistry education, AP Chemistry teachers face a complex tapestry of challenges. From students entering the class without the prerequisites to others who need more time and step-by-step guidance […]
by VIZISCIENCE | Dec 23, 2021 | AP Chemistry Teaching Resources
What is the thermochemistry unit “mol-rxn”? The “mol-rxn” unit is especially confusing because in most reactions, the stoichiometry of each reactant and product differs. There is simply no such thing as a reaction mole unless we refer to a mole of reactions, i.e., 6.022E23 reactions occurring in concert, which we are certainly not.