Chris Ming

Excel workbook that provides instant student feedback and teacher grading on common COVALENT COMPOUNDS. Written into Microsoft Excel this practice worksheet provides students with the opportunity to learn and repeat the correct method of naming rather than repeat the same mistakes over and over. The worksheet provides students the opportunity to replace incorrect answers with correct answers on an unlimited basis and gives visual rewards (green light and points) when done properly. Teachers can

Flow chart that walks students through the process of identifying and naming chemical compounds based on a series of questions from top to bottom. A collection of rules for naming binary ionic, ternary ionic, binary covalent, hydrocarbons, binary acids, and ternary acids all summarized in one easy to follow chart!

Self-grading, immediate feedback providing excel workbook on FORMATION OF IONIC COMPOUNDS. Programmed Excel workbook provides immediate feedback on whether the typed in answer is correct or incorrect through the use of a point and color "scorecard" to the right of the work. Students have the opportunity to correct mistakes in order to learn the right way of writing ionic compounds and repeat that method in lieu of repeating mistakes and repeating negative habits.