Linda Ford

The Seven Hills School-Retired
ChemEd X Subscriber, Workshop, Author
ChemEd X Member since: August 2016

44 years of classroom experience, member of ACS and AACT, mentor younger teachers, moderator of AP Insight in chemistry website

Posts

sherds (broken pieces) of pottery
// Wednesday, August 8, 2018 Linda Ford
Are you up for trying an ambitious experiment that combines archeology, instrumental analysis, and a search for patterns in data? Then this activity might fit the bill! I came up with this activity after slipping into one of Kevin Braun’s presentations at the BCCE 2016 in Colorado.
class motto
// Monday, August 8, 2016 Linda Ford
In a BCCE 2016 Plenary session, I mentioned that I have, display and live a class motto in order to give a framework to the scientific intent of my community of learners. My particular motto is a quote from Freeman Dyson: 
miracle berries
// Wednesday, August 3, 2016 Linda Ford
If you teach the chemistry of foods, I encourage you to purchase some Miracle berries from Amazon. These berries are really miraculous! After chewing a berry, you can bite directly into a lemon wedge, and it will taste like lemonade! YES! A component of the berry masks some of your taste buds to sweeten the experience.