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Chemistry is an amazing subject that tells us about the properties of matter, and how substances interact. People use chemistry in many careers that involve healthcare, research, and development. Because of this, many students who study a STEM-related field will need the benefits of learning chemistry. Unfortunately, chemistry also requires students to memorize a number of challenging concepts, such as Avogadro's Law or the laws of thermodynamics. This causes students to struggle if they're in a classroom taught by someone who doesn't instruct the course in an active and engaging manner.
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"We reviewed some of the problems she was having difficulty with on the previous problem set. We tried to work on the intuition associated with integrating and differentiating between acceleration, velocity, and displacement. We touched on the next subjects: motion in 2D and vectors."
