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| Lab Class Syllabus |
specific science lab page by clicking on a link to the left column of this page. See Terms of Service Agreement for specific detailed information and responsibilities. |
given after the review, if these are scheduled. An introduction to the next topic will be given as well as instructions for the lab activity. The remaining time the student will work by themselves, in pairs or in small groups, depending on the lab. Each student will use a lab/workbook that will be provided by the instructor. They are expected to follow the instructions and answer questions in the lab activity. They will have a full week to finish any lab questions, they did not answer in class. Towards the end of the class period, all students are expected to clean up equipment and put things away, and make sure their table area is clean. |
include: beakers, test tubes, stands, burners, office supplies, etc. These "kits" will be supplied and stored by the instructor but each group will be responsible to maintain the supplies and equipment in these "kits." This includes washing any lab equipment used in the lab activity for the day. Any special equipment or chemicals used for the lab should be brought up to the front table at the end of the lab period. |
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class is very informal and a safe, fun environment, it is understood that the student's primary purpose is to learn science through the lab activities. Students are expected to respect each other, the instructor and any other adult that helps in the class. Students are expected to control their language and actions before, during and after the lab class. No negative or inappropriate language will be tolerated. Students are expected to dress with appropriate clothes that do not offend or distract other students. Students are expected to remain in the lab class or designated areas. Students are expected to respect the property and building where the labs are conducted. |
| Instructor and Parent Responsibilities |
that fits the outline of the topics done in lab (mostly for the High School labs) as these are designed to stand on their own. Although, the recommended books are listed on the Lab Classes page, it is understood that Labs 4 Home will supplement the "course work" with the lab experience, providing all the supplies including all written lab material and the location of the class. We will be happy to assist you where needed with the lab work or any information regarding the science "course work", in class as time permits, or through a special email that will be given to the students and parents. |
| Finances |
is still the same. Exceptions to this would be if a student joins a class later in the year where the class fee will be prorated. There will be no refunds for anyone that needs to move out of the area or if you drop the class during the school year for any reason unless prior arrangements are made before classes begin. Special considerations are at the discretion of the Instructor. |
| Lab Safety |
student and parent needs to understand that the potential for injury is present. There will be no unauthorized experiments done or "playing" done while in the lab. The students are expected to wear eye-protection (provided) when doing experiments. Students should wear appropriate clothes (not their Sunday best clothes!) Covered shoes are mandatory. Lab aprons are available for those that request them. Safety equipment will be present at every lab class. If students follow these guidelines and the lab instructions there should be no issue. Please Note: Especially for those whose heart rate just elevated a bit, aside from a few minor burns (students touching hot glass) there has never been a major or even minor incident in the lab classes. |

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