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RVA804guys t1_jebg85u wrote

Same here! Also… my chemistry course was 100% text book based and we never once touched any lab equipment. (Varina High 2006ish)

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BureauOfBureaucrats t1_jebk584 wrote

I was lucky. My teacher loved using fire in class and was well known in my tiny rural school for having the coolest demonstrations.

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RVA804guys t1_jebmjo6 wrote

That’s awesome!!! I had looked forward to chemistry (and biology, etc) since elementary school and boy was I severely disappointed for all four years 🤣

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Rec4LMS t1_jecghj6 wrote

At John Rolfe Middle school in the 80’s, we had a cool science teacher that did a lot of science experiments. She explained the proper way to mix alkaline and acid. We also got to break fruit that had been frozen in liquid nitrogen.

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RVA804guys t1_jee81wq wrote

That’s awesome! My freshman year I had Ms. Shirey for Biology and that was the best class I’ve ever had.

She was interested, knowledgeable, engaging, and reasonable; something I craved as a kid and still look for today in mentors.

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