Preparing Thoroughly for AP Chemistry Question Practice

I don't teach other subjects. I teach Chemistry only.

AP Chemistry, IB Chemistry, and A Level Chemistry.

I haven't written for a while. I'm finding my energy again and working hard on lessons.

First, here is a sample lesson from a four-student class.

Once you've covered AP Chemistry theory reasonably well, you need to solve plenty of questions.

Doing more questions than others, and doing them accurately, seems to be the route to a 5.

Because time is limited, I sometimes assign prerecorded videos as homework,

and most question practice is also completed as homework.

I upload videos to my website to help students fill gaps. But uploading every day isn't easy.

Putting up a substantial number of videos takes a lot of time.

There is much to do in a short period, so I ask students to use the website lessons for topics they need to strengthen.

The AP Chemistry exam is approaching.

Go into it having solved as many questions as you can.

You should encounter almost all the available question material.

It feels like a long time since I last invited new students.