Students write clear solutions to questions on exams. Teacher asks leading questions in lecture to review constantly material students should be learning. Teacher requires students to write answers to test questions, rather than using multiple-choice or other similar formats. Students will understand quantitative problems. Students are introduced to quantitative methods in chemistry, such as mole relationships, stoichiometry, and gas-law relationships, then are asked to apply them.
Students use algebra to solve problems expressed in English.
Students will be able to use a computer. Students are willing to receive information and respond to it. Students are attentive in class and are encouraged to actively engage with the course content and the instructor. Students are encouraged to actively engage with the teaching assistant. Teachers create an environment where students are encouraged to be actively engaged in the classroom experiences.