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Welcome to Back to School Night

Join Mrs. Annamaria Guille for an engaging Back to School Night presentation for AP Chemistry. Learn about Mrs. Guille’s educational background, teaching philosophy, and the structure of the AP Chemistry course. This year-long journey includes lectures, lab work, and online assignments, preparing students for the AP exam on May 11, 2010. Students are expected to dedicate at least one hour daily for success. Explore exciting activities planned for the year, including field trips and guest speakers. Contact information is provided for any inquiries.

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Welcome to Back to School Night

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  1. Welcome to Back to School Night AP Chemistry Mrs. Annamaria Guille

  2. About the Teacher • Sun Valley Alum • Elizabethtown College Alum • B.S. in Chemistry • Worked as a Process Development Chemist for Lonza Inc. in Conshohocken for 1 ½ years • Widener University Alum • M.Ed. Secondary Education • Sun Valley Chemistry Teacher • 2003-present

  3. About the course • Class time consists of lecture and guided examples by the teacher • Powerpoint presentations will be made available to the students • Labs are College Board approved and often take 2 lab days to complete in class as well as time completing calculations and answering questions at home • Labs will also involve using the VerneirLabQuests with probeware along with the Logger Pro data analysis programs

  4. About the course • Everything covered may be tested on the AP Exam • Test date is May 11, 2010, 8am • All students must take the exam or they will receive Honors Chemistry II credit on their transcript instead of AP Chemistry credit • Students should expect to dedicate a minimum of 1 hour daily on studying, practice and or assignments in order to achieve success on the exam • Students control their success on the test!!!

  5. In the works… • Field trip(s) • On-line homework assignments • Science day at the elementary schools • Guest speakers

  6. Grading • Tests and Quizzes • 50% of total course grade • If absent on a test day, student will be responsible for taking the test the day they return to school • Labwork • 25% of total course grade • Homework • 25% of total course grade • Late homework will be accepted for less points when previous arrangements are not made with the teacher • Late homework will not be accepted once the chapter test is administered for that assignment

  7. Teacher contact information • Available Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays every day after school** • Wednesdays are meeting days (Faculty meetings, Department meetings, PLC meetings) • Email is the best way to contact me! • aguille@pdsd.org • Phone • 610-497-6300 x2193

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  9. What is the teacher’s name? • Miss Daciw • Mrs. Guille • Mr. Stull

  10. Where did the teacher go to High School? • Ridley • Chichester • Sun Valley

  11. What class is this? • Biology • Math • Chemistry

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