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Blackboard Experience of a Chemistry Teacher
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During the twenty years that I have been teaching, I have always made my class notes, practice problems, review sheets, and homemade audiotapes available for my students at the reserve desk in the library. I also placed a variety of commercial chemistry tutorials in the computer lab. I feel that this is the bare minimum in the way of help for the nontraditional students at the community college. Each time we get a new text or even a new edition of a text, I revise the materials for the library.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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