Welcome to Murph's World!

Hello Fellow Chemists,

Here is some information that you will find useful: 

 

Today's Mission:

• Read the information below, starting with "How to Access Lessons." 
• Look over the information in tab at the top of the blog that pertains to your class (for example, SCH3U Intro).  
• You and your parent/guardian must sign the Course Information Sheet, Syllabus and Safety Contract. 
  
• To save paper, write "I have read and understood the CIS, syllabus and safety contract.  Signed __________(you)    ________(parent)" on a piece of paper.  Send me this through an Edsby message.
• Do the Diagnostic Quiz at the bottom of that same tab.
  

How to Access Lessons:

All lessons (many with accompanying videos - mainly made by me), homework and answer keys can be found on this blog. 

A course timeline, with hyperlinks to the appropriate blog lesson, is posted on Edsby.

  

How to Access Help:

You can seek out help/clarification when the need arises by asking during class or contacting me on Edsby.  

I also strongly encourage you to start/become a part of a group chat.  The hive mind is typically stronger than the individual.  😃

Hispanic Chemists You Should Know

Hispanic and Latino chemists have made amazing contributions to the world of science.  

 ¡Echale un vistazo!

 

LGTBQ+ Chemists You Should Know

LGTBQ+ people have contributed their knowledge, passion and curiousity to the study of chemistry.  Their contributions should be more widely celebrated.

Black Chemists You Should Know

These chemists have changed the world through their contributions to the field of chemistry. 

 Take a look here.

Indigenous Scientists You Should Know

Indigenous people contributing to STEM areas of study is deserving of acknowledgement.

Check it out.

Arab & Persian Scientists You Should Know

Arab and Perisan people have a long and illustrious scientific history.  Unfortunately, their names are not well known.  Let's remedy that.