Monthly Archives: March 2016

I get it!

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Chemistry lends itself to many new concepts which can be difficult for students. Stoichiometry is the concept I find students have the most difficulty understanding. Stoichiometry is the use of the Mole to determine quantities needed to complete reactions based on the reactants needed for the desired products. One of my students was struggling with the concept of a limiting… Read more »

Metamorphosis

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I have developed as an educator throughout my fellowship and believe I will continue to become a better educator. The inquiry instruction I implemented into my classroom has required students to use problem-solving, critical thinking, and reasoning skills. Students have stated that they learn better when we use inquiry to explore content. I have grown by collaborating on with other… Read more »

Mentors Make It Possible

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The mentors for my fellowship were Dr.Jesse Jur and Dr.Elena Veety from the ASSIST Center on NC State’s Centennial Campus.  I enjoyed working on a university campus with professors.  Jess and Elena worked with us as peers and allowed time to work individually.  We also worked in groups with other fellowship members to create a new project.  Most of the… Read more »