Lecture Series on Pearson Chemistry A Molecular Approach

Lecture Series on Pearson Chemistry A Molecular ApproachIt was the latest trend among my chemistry students to begin every semester of high school with a course on Pearson Chemistry A Molecular Approach. I have lectured on this course in every grade level and all subjects from Biology to English. I have noticed some differences in the way I taught students in some of the higher grades because the focus on a molecular approach is more difficult for students of more advanced grades.One reason is because students tend to have more knowledge about the topic of Chemistry when they are in high school than past students who took this course in middle school or early high school. Another is that the focus on more specific subjects means that students are less likely to be preoccupied with topics that do not have a strong connection to Chemistry, such as the Periodic Table. The general theory behind this course is that by studying molecules they will better understand the chemical reactions t hat produce the end products of chemical reactions.That theory is correct, but it is the application of this theory that can make a successful study of the chemistry. It is the interactive way in which students learn from each other that makes chemistry so interesting. In an area like Biology it is common to get a pre-teens understanding of the subject and see patterns and connections but not be able to explain why these relationships exist. With Chemistry however students can look at a picture of a molecule and discover a connection between it and a connection to something else.For example, by doing a little experiment they can relate the white of the liver to a red cell and realize how they come into contact with each other. Then they can take this information and use it to understand their own bodies. Science is the ability to see how things work together in the world.In Chemistry A Molecular Approach, students are introduced to the molecules that make up the various chemical bon ds in the chemical world. They are then taught how to study the properties of these molecules and how to define them. Students are also taught how to handle these molecules so that they can perform their chemistry experiments with ease.The learning process is not difficult because students are not simply given a dry textbook. Instead, they are given a toolbox of concepts and tools to help them make their own discoveries. By exploring the process that scientists go through to make discoveries students learn the skills they need to be successful in chemistry.The easy and fun way to learn about this interesting subject is by taking a class called Chemistry A Molecular Approach. The students do not have to worry about taking out their book to study and just memorizing formulas. The student can actually interact with the professor and answer questions.There is nothing more frustrating than spending time at home planning and practicing chemistry experiments only to get frustrated when the teacher is slow to answer the question. You will have a chemistry lab every week and must practice your chemistry to pass the class. Taking Chemistry A Molecular Approach allows you to see that this is a science that can be easily mastered.