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Welcome to Chemistry I Honors

Welcome to Chemistry I Honors. CONTACT INFORMATION. Brenda Collias Room 3-105 Phone: 669-1131 ext.161 Email: colliasb@pcsb.org Website: http://it.pinellas.k12.fl.us/Teachers5/colliasb. Expectations. 1. Listen and take notes of any new information presented.

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Welcome to Chemistry I Honors

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  1. Welcome to Chemistry I Honors

  2. CONTACT INFORMATION • Brenda Collias • Room 3-105 • Phone: 669-1131 ext.161 • Email: colliasb@pcsb.org • Website:http://it.pinellas.k12.fl.us/Teachers5/colliasb

  3. Expectations • 1. Listen and take notes of any new information presented. • 2. Read the textbook to reinforce the information presented. • 3. Complete assignments so that practice of desired skills can be accomplished. • 4. Participate and complete all laboratory experiences.

  4. What to Bring Daily • Spiral or composition book for all laboratory experiences and notes. • Scientific or graphing calculator. • Motivation to ask why. • Open mind.

  5. Laboratory RulesTo avoid • Read and listen to all written and verbal instructions. • Follow above instructions. If you do not understand an instruction ask. • Use all equipment only as instructed. • Do not mix chemicals indiscriminately. • Respect the safety of everyone in the lab. • Follow all laboratory safety guidelines.

  6. Grades and Assessments • All units begin with a pre-assessment. • Activities and homework are designed to accomplish objectives of the unit. • All homework is accompanied by a quiz to assess progress. • The unit assessment is given. • If the student is not satisfied with progress in any objective, he or she may do the correctives for that objective and then retest.

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