Dear Student,
Learning chemistry, as with learning any other subject, becomes much easier with your active participation and strong motivation. Therefore, to begin with, it should be clear to you: what you want to learn, and why you want to learn chemistry. Setting a goal is about the half way to the success.
To put the importance of chemistry in a few sentences: It is everywhere in our daily life: medicines that cure deceases and promote wellness, chemicals that cause pollution and...
Dear Student,
Learning chemistry, as with learning any other subject, becomes much easier with your active participation and strong motivation. Therefore, to begin with, it should be clear to you: what you want to learn, and why you want to learn chemistry. Setting a goal is about the half way to the success.
To put the importance of chemistry in a few sentences: It is everywhere in our daily life: medicines that cure deceases and promote wellness, chemicals that cause pollution and reagents that threaten our security, all fundamentally depend upon chemistry.
I believe that genius is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent preparation. I want my students to be willing to do their homework, prepare for the materials, and ask questions.
Now a little bit about myself:
I have a Ph.D in chemistry; I have been in the states over 20 years; I reached the 99th percentile in chemistry GRE when I applied for grad-schools; I instructed over 400 undergrad students during the grad-school years; I have been working in medical device companies for 10 years.
Thanks.
