GriffinScience

Here is last year’s Fall Study Guide for further inspiration… Fall ’09 GriffinScience Study Guide Of course, here’s a link to your study guide.

Here is the Exam Review sheet for chemical equations that we started in class today: Exam Review #3: Problems We’ll review this first thing in class then go over a few more exam examples tomorrow. See you then!

Image from the Washington Post article… Life, as we thought of it, requires six elements… nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, carbon, hydrogen and phosphorous. Except we now realize phosphorous can be substituted with arsenic. If you check out the periodic table, you’ll see that the elements phosphorous and arsenic are in the same family/group. This is just [...]

I’ve emailed you the Fall ’10 GriffinScience Exam Study Guide complete with instructions once you open the doc. Make sure the edits you make contribute to the study guide as this is a living document for all of your classmates to use! You can always see the revisions made by clicking on “File” then “See [...]

Here is our exam (well, one of the 10 versions) if you ever need reference… GriffinScience Spring Exam “ I’m very pleased with how most of you performed!

I’ll have your exams graded by tomorrow afternoon and let you know when I’m done. Have a great night and let’s root for The B.E.A.S.T. tomorrow!

Here’s your invite to the Study Guide. Additionally, here is our Syllabus. Make sure you are signed in with your SDS email account to view/edit. Otherwise, you won’t be able to access the doc. Make sure you are a good citizen with the Study Guide (be considerate, be clear, be conscious of others). Nullius in [...]

Whew! I’ve just completed grading your exams. They will not be posted on MyGradeBook.com, however (because it messes up the math there). So, you can come by and see your score or send me an email/IM and I’ll let you know your grades.

Here’s the exam! Fall Exam ’09 What did you think?

Here are four short podcasts ( < 2 mins each ) on the four types of questions you’ll have on your exam tomorrow starring myself and Mary Hudson (I don’t think she’s a fan of Type 2 questions based on her performance). Hopefully, these will clear up any last minute questions you might have about [...]