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Double Replacement Reactions
A big part of the chem I curriculum is learning how to write chemical equations for various types of equations. One type is called double replacement reactions. To show students how it works, I show them a visual like this:
Those simple brackets go a long way in helping students remember what elements/ions pair up on the product (right) side of the equation.
http://www.edutopia.org/grants-and-resources- a current list of grants for teachers to apply to. Ones on my radar: Earthwatch Institute's Teacher Fellowship - more science than tech Toshiba Education ...
See my notes on education grants via evernote
At the beginning of the year I get student and parent permission to take photos of student lab and activities to put on my twitter or schoology. This picture is from a lab where students measured the amount of vitamin C in each citrus fruit by titrating with an iodine solution.
Happy 4th of July Weekend!
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