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Jean Allison
email: jean.allison@prepclasses.org/ /
Jean Allison has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics / /with an Engineering Option from the University of Missouri of St. Louis. Her graduate work includes two years in the Ph.D. / /program in the Space Physics Department at Rice University, Houston, Texas. Mrs. Allison managed an international chemical / /distribution company for fourteen years specializing in technical sales in the / /area of PVC extrusion. In 2010 she began / /her teaching career primarily focused in the field of physics. Mrs. Allison is an active member of the / /First Baptist Church of Sealy. She and / /her husband have two children, that they home educate.
/ / / /Teacher's Classes
Tuition: $650/year / /or $65/month for 10 months. (Withdrawal / /fee after September 30, 2020, is three months tuition.)
/ /Supply / /Fee: $90 / year – Due upon registration / /for the class. The lab fee is non-refundable / /after August 1, 2020.
/ /Description: IPC / /is the foundational, honors physical science course that will prepare students / /for upper level high school science studies such as Biology, Chemistry, and / /Physics. Taught with a biblical world / /view, students will see how science affirms their faith. The first semester includes Introduction to / /Chemistry. The second semester includes / /Introduction to Physics.
/ /IPC is a full lecture and laboratory course, including / /testing and weekly homework assignments, that will earn 1 high school honors / /science credit. The class meets for 3 / /hours once weekly.
/ /Laboratory exercises hone skills in deduction, / /reasoning, and problem solving, allowing the student to develop a deeper / /intellectual approach to their study of science.
/ /A fall project will be assigned to study a famous / /scientist.
/ /A spring project will be a science project,
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/demonstrating an IPC concept covered during the year.
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/ Pre-Requisites: It
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/is required that the student take Algebra 1 either before or while taking this
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/course to be prepared for the calculations in the Physics portion of the
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/ Homework: 1-1.5
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Textbooks: Bob / /Jones, Physical Science 5th Ed and Physical Science Lab Manual 5thEd.
/ /Only student textbooks / /are to be purchased. You must bring your / /textbook and lab manual to the first day of class.
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Tuition: $650/year / /or $65/month for 10 months. (Withdrawal / /fee after September 30, 2020, is three months tuition.)
/ /Supply / /Fee: $90 / year – Due upon registration / /for the class. The lab fee is / /non-refundable after August 1, 2020.
/ /Description: Physics / /is a comprehensive fast-paced, honors study of God’s physical creation covering / /topics such as Classical Mechanics, Thermodynamics and Matter, / /Electromagnetics, Optics, and an introduction into Relativity and Quantum Physics.
/ /Physics is a full lecture and laboratory course, / /including testing and weekly homework assignments, that will earn 1 high school / /honors science credit. The class meets once / /weekly for 3 hours.
/ /Laboratory exercises hone skills in deduction,
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/reasoning, and problem solving, allowing the student to develop a deeper
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/intellectual approach to their study of science. Experiments and the accompanying calculations
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/and analysis will allow the students to see physics in action in their everyday
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/lives.
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/ Pre-Requisites: The
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/study of Physics requires a solid understanding of high school math. Students should have successfully completed
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/Geometry, Algebra I, and Algebra II before attempting this class. The student should also be enrolled in
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/Pre-Calculus, as much of the problem solving will require an understanding of
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/trigonometry.
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/ Homework: 1-1.5
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Textbooks: Bob / /Jones, Physical Science 3rd Ed. Physics and 3rd Ed. / /Laboratory Manual.
/ /Only student textbooks / /are to be purchased. You must bring your / /textbook and lab manual to the first day of class.
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