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550+ certified, background-checked educators
Every tutor is a licensed teacher in good standing
255+ specialists for IEPs, ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia
Online, in person, or at your local library
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Trusted by families across Canada
ESL and FSL support
A certified teacher works through the course your teen is taking, topic by topic. They explain the concept, then the math behind it, from moles and stoichiometry to equilibrium. They also help with lab reports, unit tests and final exams, so the course stops feeling like memorizing.
Certified teacherOnline, home or librarySenior chemistry is where many strong students hit their first wall. The ideas build on each other, and most of them need math: balancing equations, converting units and working with the mole. Courses include Ontario's SCH3U, SCH4U and SCH4C, BC's Chemistry 11 and 12, Alberta's Chemistry 20 and 30, and Quebec's Secondary 5 chemistry.
Grade 12 chemistry is also a common prerequisite for university programs in health sciences, engineering, nursing and the sciences, so the final mark matters for applications.
Concept before formula
Your teen's teacher makes sure the idea makes sense before the equations come in.
Worked problems
They solve problems together step by step, then your teen tries similar ones on their own.
Lab reports that score
Your teen learns to present data, calculate percent error and explain what went wrong in an experiment.
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Most families notice it at homework time or when a report card comes home.
The course made sense until moles and stoichiometry, and every unit since has felt harder.
Your teen understands the reaction but loses marks on conversions, significant figures and formulas.
Their lab reports come back with low marks for analysis, error discussion or structure.
Grade 12 chemistry is required for the program they want, and the mark will be part of their application.
Chemistry builds on itself: a gap in the mole or in balancing equations makes every later unit harder. Teachers are trained in pedagogy, the practice of teaching. They find exactly which step is missing, explain it another way and practise it until it holds, while following your province's science curriculum.
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Kindergarten to Grade 12Materials and their properties, solids and liquids, and how things change when they are heated, cooled or mixed.
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States of matter, changes of state, reversible and irreversible changes, and mixtures and how to separate them.
Your child learns to describe what is happening to matter, the starting point for chemistry.
Pure substances and mixtures, solutions and solubility, the particle theory of matter and properties of elements.
A clear understanding of matter that makes high school chemistry far less of a jump.
Atoms, elements and compounds, the periodic table, chemical formulas, chemical reactions, and acids and bases.
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Stoichiometry and the mole, bonding, reactions, solutions, gases, organic chemistry, equilibrium, thermochemistry and electrochemistry, in courses such as Ontario's SCH3U and SCH4U, BC's Chemistry 11 and 12, Alberta's Chemistry 20 and 30, Saskatchewan's Physical Science 20 and Chemistry 30, Manitoba's Chemistry 30S and 40S, Nova Scotia's Chemistry 11 and 12 and New Brunswick's Chemistry 112 and 122.
Exams carry real weight in chemistry. Ontario now requires final exams in most high school courses, and in science the exam counts for 20% of the final mark in Grades 9 and 10 and 25% in Grades 11 and 12. Alberta's Chemistry 30 diploma exam counts for 30% of the final mark. Exam practice focuses on the calculation questions that cost the most marks.
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