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Here's how you can use AACT in your classroom after the AP exam.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach chemical reactions and eqautions for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach electrochemistry for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach reaction energy for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach equilibrium for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach periodic trends for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach acid and base titrations for AP students.

Here's how you can use AACT in your classroom to introduce reaction rates.

Ryan Johnson shares his takeaways from HS Chemistry Teachers Day at the ACS national meeting in Denver 2015.

Science Coaches is an amazing opportunity for AACT members. Here's why you should participate.

When students don’t see the connection between the content and activities of their classes and their future lives, they question what’s happening and what we, as teachers, ask them to do. It is an unhealthy perspective if we want to keep students both connected and motivated.

Here's how you can use AACT resources to teach NGSS.

Fortunately for today’s chemistry teacher, we live in the golden age of internet-based resources that can provide the visual heavy lifting

I came up with the following time-saving method for randomly grouping students for labs or group activities using the periodic table.

Here are some things we like to focus on during the first few weeks of chemistry class.

Here's some starting points for incorporating NGSS into your classroom.

Today, we’re thrilled to advance that vision through the formal launch of AACT.