Online notes
"Lets Envision What Learning Is Supposed To Be!"
Every year, students entering a new class have much anxiety; maybe students don't know what to expect. I want students to know that they do not have to be anxious. My students' achievements are my achievements. I truly believe that education is collaborative; it takes the teacher, student(s), and family for all facets of learning to succeed. A student should not work harder than the teacher. The teacher should not work harder than the student. Therefore, equal responsibility must be shared to ensure continued success.
Students fully immersed in my classroom should have an enjoyable and enriching learning experience. Success begins with hard work, dedication, commitment, and most importantly, responsibility. Sure, there will be times students may stumble, but please never hesitate to ask for help or clarification. I wish all students the best in their semester with me!
Shared Memories
Virtual Realm
Calendar
Digital technologies including Plickers, PhyPhox, DropBox, and Twitter will be used periodically to enrich and enhance learning. Click below to access!
Effective February 2020
Extra Help Schedule
Extra help is given daily in-class for 20 minutes each class day (non-IB; IB has 10 minutes). Also, one-on-one support is given on:
Tuesdays at Lunch - 11:40 AM to 12:20 PM
Thursday Mornings - 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM
Teacher Schedule
In addition to classroom instruction, I also utilize my marking and preparation time to ensure grades are updated ASAP, conducting other administrative work, and collaborating with other teachers (e.g. co-teaching).
A-Block - Physics 12 Acad./Adv.
B-Block - IB Physics 11
C-Block - Physics 12 Acad./Adv.
D-Block - Duty (2x per cycle)*
*Duty may refer to hallway, library, or an assigned administrative assignment given to each teacher
Students are informed on a daily basis with upcoming assessments using both the in-class and the digital calendar. Please click below to view the online calendar!
Relevant course notes and other resources are frequently posted online for viewing. It is strongly encouraged that you print off the class notes prior to coming to class.