Aragorn Hawthorn
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Join date : 2012-05-22
Age : 29
 |  Subject: Aragorn's Class Rules and Lesson Plan Thu Nov 08, 2012 1:05 am | |
| Lesson Plan[All Chemistry Classes] Lesson OneFreshmen: What is Science?Sophomores: Where does Chemistry step in with Science?Juniors: How is Chemistry used in the real world?Seniors: Can we take forms of Chemistry as careers?
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During this lesson, we will also be assigning lab partners. If there is an odd student out, I will take over and be their partner. And we will, as most people seem to refer it on Earth, cheat the lesson some. If that is what the words are used for… I apologise for my incomplete knowledge on the human culture, it is still slightly new to me. You will also take a Safety Quiz that I will post during the first lesson and you may send it to me through a pm! Do NOT post it here in the classroom. Just state that you have handed it in once you have completed your lesson.
Lesson TwoAll Grades: The Periodic Table- Spoiler:
Even though you will have already learned some of this in previous years, we will be going over all of the sections I have taught you and what else you need to know about a new section. For first years, you will learn all about the Alkali Metal and Alkaline Earth sections. Second years will relearn those sections and then move onto Transition Metal and Basic Metal. Third years will take Semi and Non-metal. Fourth years will take the last two, Halogen and Noble Gas. Admittedly there are more sections to the periodic table, but those are less important during this lesson. By your senior year you should know every element in those eight sections. 
Lesson Three- Alkali Metal Lab- Transition Metal Lab- Semi-Metal Lab- Halogen Lab- Spoiler:
We will cover these as a lab during this lesson. As you have probably guessed the next lesson will cover the last section of each. If you wish to learn more, you may request extra lessons. I will gladly oblige and take time out of my schedule to help you younglings.
Lesson Four- Alkaline Earth Lab- Basic Metal Lab- Non-Metal Lab- Noble Gas Lab- Spoiler:
Once you complete this lesson, you may leave and prepare for your exams that will probably come about shortly. Don’t forget!: STUDYING IS KEY. For demi-gods, too, it is necessary. How do you think I got here? Just kidding, I didn’t study! I knew everything in my mighty brain.
[size=16]Rules of the Chem RoomAs it is, I find rules to be a sour thing. Rules are generally meant to be broken, especially those absurd ones that are meant to keep different people in line. Ah well, not my decision. Unfortunately, as Chemistry is a rather dangerous class to take sometimes, you are to follow these rules that have been put into place.Safety Rules:- Spoiler:
Rule One – NO food or drink in the lab, to avoid any possible contamination the food may receive from the chemicals here in the room. It would endanger your health. That I can promise.
Rule Two – Keep your hands away from your face while you are working. The chemicals you are working with could very well be dangerous to your sight and could cause severe irritation to the point that it is fatal.
Rule Three – Wash your hands as often as possible, especially after completing a lab.
Rule Four – Keep your work station neat and clean. Good housekeeping is usually best and I will take points away from those with messy lab areas… and desks. I won’t clean up after you but there will be cleaning for you as punishment.
Rule Five – Be well prepared when you come to the lab.
Rule Six – Know what to do in case of emergency. This will be covered on the safety quiz during your first lessons.
Rule Seven – Though dancing is a great and wonderful thing in all cultures, I refuse to allow it in my classroom for safety reasons. NO DANCING. Please.
Regular Rules:- Spoiler:
I will not tolerate bullying of any kind. If you are going to be rude and snarky, you will deal with me… or I could send you to the Headmistress and let her deal with you. If you are to be absent that day for whatever reason, which includes days of hunger and changing days and religious affairs I will allow it if there is an adult that can back that up… though usually I don’t need that as I can obviously see your race and religions printed on your blank little faces. Either way, I would prefer to be informed of absences ahead of time. If you have a Seer for a friend, they could help you. Yay useful gifts! As it is, if you anger me you’re breaking some sort of rule. :3 So don’t anger the demi-god. Thank you!
Dress Code:- Spoiler:
Rule One: Wear splash proof goggles or safety glasses at all times.
Rule Two: Tie your long hair back. That goes for the men too, I’m not taking a bloody chance at one of you losing some of your ridiculously precious hair.
Rule Three: Do Not Wear Clothing Which is Loose Enough to Knock Over Containers on the Work Bench or Drag or Dip into Flames or Chemicals. Which means that you need to wear tight clothing, preferably. Not because your dear old teacher is a pervert, which has been suggested to me once. That’s not true at all! It is for your damn safety. Why would I be attracted to mortals?
Rule Four: You must wear clothing that covers all skin except for your face. Your chest, stomach, sides, back, shoulders, and upper arms must be covered at all times. Most teachers would probably tolerate legs being shown but there is a danger in those being harmed as well so wear jeans at all times. Or for some people who seem to wear nothing but dresses they must go down to the ankles.
Rule Five: Wear shoes that cover your feet completely. Though most people may be fond of open-toed shoes and flip-flops or flop-flips whatever they’re called, they are dangerous to people. So keep close-toed shoes on!
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