1. Each chapter in your new text book has a study guide, lesson assessment at the end of each section, a standardized test prep at the end of the chapter, and a set of study note card. Spend some time reviewing the terms and take the quizzes. On subjects that you are not comfortable with, do some extra problems. The answers are at the end of the book.
2. Go to you tube and search "jwmoehl" you will find video tutorial explaining all the topics covered.
Videos numbered with 1 will be scientific math, 4 will be structure of atoms, 5 will be electron configuration, 7 naming compounds, 8 ionic bonding, 9 covalent bonding and 10 moles and reactions.
3. Use the excellent notes found on the link to Pfisters web site on the right.
4. Never have chemistry student had so many different methods and resources available for study.
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