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Hello! My students and I are about to embark on one of my favorite units to teach: Solutions! There is just so much great chemistry involved in this unit, and the content is so relatable to my students' outside of the classroom experiences. Come along with me as I share the introduction, setup, and teaching strategies I use to introduce this unit. I am so excited to share some sneak peeks into my instruction in this video! I hope this week's video inspires you to embrace the

One of my most favorite ways to help students make sense of content is through card sorts. Sometimes though, I'm not sure how my newest creation will go, or frankly, I don't have the time to print, cut, and laminate all the cards. In this video, I'll talk about a brand new card sort I made for my AP chemistry classes and how I was able to cut down on my prep time. Thank you so much for watching! Razz Fan Mail: Karen Randazzo | PO Box 232 | Raritan, NJ 08869

I've missed you! I hope you are doing well, and are looking forward to a restful summer. In this video, I'll share why I needed to take a break from YouTube and some of the exciting things coming up this summer. Thank you so much for watching! Subscribe to my mailing list for blog updates, freebies, and exciting announcements. Razz Fan Mail: Karen Randazzo PO Box 232 Raritan, NJ 08869

Even when students were physically in my classroom at the start of the school year, facilitating guided-inquiry activities were a challenge. In this week's episode, I'll share how I am facilitating POGIL activities in my hybrid classroom. Whether or not you are using POGIL, I think most of these strategies would be helpful for anyone struggling to incorporate group work during distance learning. As always, I welcome your comments and suggestions of things that you do to ma