Alex Oliver TS #15

I met with P.J on campus at CIES on June 29 from 1:00-1:50PM. During this session, I planned on covering the topic we went over in TS#13. He had trouble with those terms, so I used a different method with the periodic table. I first made sure he remembered how to navigate the periodic table and how to find the number of neutrons, electrons and protons. Then I had him build different compounds, and I then asked him what kind of ion they formed. Then I had him build multiple types of elements, and I asked whether they shared or donated/gained electrons. Eventually, it registered that covalent bonds are formed from nonmetals and ionic bonds from metals and nonmetals. By the end of the session, he was able to define covalent bonds and ionic bonds and find elements in different groups and rows on the periodic table. When we meet for our final session in a week, I plan on going over this again to see if he still remembers. After, I will move onto mixtures and solutions.

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