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Dr Ed

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Georgia, United States
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I am certified to teach high school math and chemistry. I have taught high school algebra and geometry as well as college chemistry. I have B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry. Much of my professional career has been as a research scientist; however, I have extensive outreach experience. I am known as "Dr. Ed" at my daughters' elementary school, where I often visit. My science videos were featured as part of a summer program on the Pensacola News Journal's website, and I have Youtube videos on making and using red cabbage indicator.
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Preview of Phases of the moon

Phases of the moon

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Dr Ed
This is a complete packet for teaching phases of the moon. It includes several worksheets: word search, completion (fill-in-the-blank), short answer, and matching. It also includes a test with several question types. The main teaching tool is a diagram showing how and why the moon's phases arise. Another diagram shows the phases of earth as viewed from a new moon or full moon. Three worksheets are based on completing the lunar phases diagram. All are provided in black and white to use as photoco
Preview of Patterns practice test - 3rd grade FCAT math

Patterns practice test - 3rd grade FCAT math

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Dr Ed
These problems are for intensive practice or remediation on pattern recognition and application of geometric or number patterns to problem solving. There are 10 problems intended to be worked in a timed setting of 24 minutes. Each problem has four choices. The problems are designed to mirror difficulty and complexity consistent with the 3rd grade FCAT math test.
Preview of Working through states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases

Working through states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases

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Dr Ed
This unit on states of matter is designed to push students to integrate other science knowledge. Use of common home items helps to increase familiarity. Solids are taught with the addition of angle of repose, and reproducible protractors are included to enable measurements in the classroom. Students are given a checklist approach to help with confusing materials, such as baby powder. Lesson sheets lay out the material and worksheets follow the lessons. Individual worksheets are designed so that
Preview of Fractions practice - reducing to lowest terms

Fractions practice - reducing to lowest terms

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Dr Ed
This series of three worksheets is designed to help students learn to reduce fractions to lowest terms. It uses realistic word problems and pictures to represent various fractions not in lowest terms and to help show the equivalence. It demonstrates equivalence of small-denominator fractions (sixteenths, eighths, quarters, halves) using a bar broken into congruent portions. It contains worked examples and problems for students to work on their own. It can be used as remediation or enrichment. Pr
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Experience

I am certified to teach high school math and chemistry. I have taught high school algebra and geometry as well as college chemistry. I have B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry. Much of my professional career has been as a research scientist; however, I have extensive outreach experience. I am known as "Dr. Ed" at my daughters' elementary school, where I often visit. My science videos were featured as part of a summer program on the Pensacola News Journal's website, and I have Youtube videos on making and using red cabbage indicator.

Teaching style

I believe in extensive experiential learning. However, I also believe we teach by showing, modeling, and explaining. We have to give students opportunities to make mistakes so we can find their errors and we have to let them puzzle over problems so they are ready for answers. I have bits of Montessori, humanist, and constructivist in my style. I believe that writing across the curriculum is critically important and should begin as soon as students can read and write. I like project-based learning, but I believe it needs to be structured and guided so that it does not turn into a craft project.