Math for Chemistry and Physics
Mail checks (payable to) Laura Erwin, 840 Otts Shoals Road, Roebuck, SC 29376
Math for Science summer class: Both Chemistry and Physics are math-intensive Science courses. This course will prepare students to deal with the math they will encounter while solving Chemistry or Physics problems. Specific topics covered will include, but are not limited to:
Working with the metric system, including units and their prefixes
Dealing with very large or small numbers in Scientific Notation
Efficient use of calculators
Estimating for reasonableness before inputting to the calculator
Using various measurement tools
Performing unit conversion calculations
Dimensional analysis
Derived units
Solving formulas for various unknowns
Solving a system of two equations for two unknowns
Direct and inverse variation functions
Trigonometric functions
Logarithmic functions
Data analysis for lab reports
Graphing and tabulating experimental data
Please contact me with any questions: HSMom3Boys@aol.com
A LITTLE ABOUT LAURA:
I just finished my 21st year of homeschooling. I earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from San Jose State University. I have spent much of the past 30 years teaching and tutoring. I am passionate about helping students to see our great God’s hand in all of His creation, including Math and Science principles. I find it especially delightful to see a student’s eyes light up with one of those “aha!” moments, when a difficult concept finally clicks. I am also available to parents, to help them learn to better teach their students.
Date – Time
August 10, 2015
– 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
Taylors First Baptist Church
200 Main St
Taylors, SC 29687 US
Additional Information
Mail checks (payable to) Laura Erwin, 840 Otts Shoals Road, Roebuck, SC 29376
Math for Science summer class: Both Chemistry and Physics are math-intensive Science courses. This course will prepare students to deal with the math they will encounter while solving Chemistry or Physics problems. Specific topics covered will include, but are not limited to:
Working with the metric system, including units and their prefixes
Dealing with very large or small numbers in Scientific Notation
Efficient use of calculators
Estimating for reasonableness before inputting to the calculator
Using various measurement tools
Performing unit conversion calculations
Dimensional analysis
Derived units
Solving formulas for various unknowns
Solving a system of two equations for two unknowns
Direct and inverse variation functions
Trigonometric functions
Logarithmic functions
Data analysis for lab reports
Graphing and tabulating experimental data
Please contact me with any questions: HSMom3Boys@aol.com
A LITTLE ABOUT LAURA:
I just finished my 21st year of homeschooling. I earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from San Jose State University. I have spent much of the past 30 years teaching and tutoring. I am passionate about helping students to see our great God’s hand in all of His creation, including Math and Science principles. I find it especially delightful to see a student’s eyes light up with one of those “aha!” moments, when a difficult concept finally clicks. I am also available to parents, to help them learn to better teach their students.
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