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Honors Biology Tutorial (MSJ) Students enrolled in 9th grade honors biology at Mission San Jose High School will be helped weekly with the subject matter. Weekly material is reviewed, students have their questions answered, and they complete homework they may not understand. This class is designed to help students keep up with the challenging curriculum of Accelerated Bio. AP Biology Tutorial (MSJ) For the Advanced Placement Biology Tutorial weekly material is discussed, students have their questions answered, and they complete homework they may not understand at first. This class is designed to help students keep up with the college level depth and pace synonymous with AP courses. An additional emphasis will be added for the test's required laboratory knowledge. Regular Chemistry Tutorial Major topics that will be covered in the winter/spring session will include: solutions, kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry, and thermodynamics. The stress will be on problem solving skills. Student questions about class lectures, assignments, labs, preparing for tests, and projects will be answered. This course is designed to help boost the student's confidence in Chemistry. Honors Chemistry Tutorial (MSJ) Major topics that will be covered in the winter/spring session will include: solutions, kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry, and thermodynamics. The stress will be on problem solving skills. Student questions about class lectures, assignments, labs, preparing for tests, and projects will be answered. Regular Physics Tutorial The class will emphasize understanding physics concepts and how to apply mathematical equations in solving problems. Student questions about class lectures, assignments, labs, preparing for tests, and projects will be answered. AP Physics Tutorial This class will assist students who are enrolled in AP Physics to understand the material more clearly. Lecture, question and answer, and student participation will enable AP Physics students to improve their quiz and test scores, along with performing well on the AP Physics test in May, 2010.
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