Lessons In Chemistry: Author Novels & Stories

he said and the room went dead silent. The employees, including Don, had thought Angela was put on the job because she had experience in the field. Don frowned shifting his gaze to Angela. "Mr Gregson, you are right, I didn't study anything on film marking back in college but I had the opportunity to feature in stage plays and even directed one back in college during a school programme. I was the author of the script that won the award for the day. Have a certificate to prove you have done intense learning on the field is good, but experience is very important. Knowledge without work is like not having it at all," Angela defended.

he continued. “But …” Brenda protested. “Your lowest grade is CC, and I’m insulted that you don’t learn enough from me,” he revealed, exasperated. “Well, it’s because I find it hard to memorize chemical structures and reactions. Chemistry was never my favorite subject.” Justin’s eyes crinkled in amusement. “You don’t really memorize, Miss Stuart. You have to understand first before you can write down those formulas,” he quipped. “Okay, can I see you tomorrow then for tutoring?” Brenda queried expectantly.Justin hesitated for a full minute before replying. “Do you really need tutoring? Or do you merely

Am going to call the doctor right away ” She said in tears trying to run but he grab her hand and smiled ” I was joking ” He said ” That’s not funny ” She said and hugged him ************* The chemistry teacher walked in and the students became quiet ” Michael, you okay now??” He asked and Michael nodded slightly ” Good,,,” He replied and started his lesson while the students listened so quietly. ” This session on chemistry is going to be based on mainly practicals. I guess we’ve done enough of Theories,,so right now it’s going to be few theories and lots of practicals. Am going to make you into different groups,,two students in a group is enough. The list of practicals will be out by tomorr

He replied carefully. “Sir, please, I don’t have the basic chemistry down. I would very much like to catch up. I’ve been behind for years.” I replied, trying hard not to beg. He looked me over and nodded. “Very well. Pull up a chair. We only have space here in front unfortunately.” “Thank you Mr Joseph. Would you mind if I record the lesson so I can go over it at home? I’m having a hard time making notes.” Mr Joseph smiled at me and agreed. My classmates’ mouths gaped when I stepped into the classroom.

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“Because I am not dipping my hand in whatever slimy mess that makes.” She laughed. “Deal, but it’ll impress Becker, you know. She likes students who go the extra mile. It might even give us a top grade.” I leaned back in my chair, watching her scribble down reaction steps with quick, practiced movements. “You really enjoy this stuff, don’t you?” “I love it,” she said with a proud grin. “Weird, I know, but chemistry makes sense to me in ways that people don’t.” I smiled. “That’s… actually really cool.”

For some reason, he felt a little disappointed. A look of disappointment briefly appeared in his eyes as he looked down, but it was gone before anyone noticed. The first lesson was chemistry. The chemistry teacher was a middle-aged Mediterranean man who seemed popular among the students because he gave clear and detailed explanations despite being long-winded. Even so, Lynette and Leon weren't planning on paying attention. After school, the two of them walked along the road in school. There were tall trees on both sides of the road that blocked the scorching sun.

"K-i-s-s-i-n-g.' Caitlyn and I sang. Gazelle laughed as Tishe walked away from us. "That'll teach her to make fun of people." Caitlyn said as we reached our lockers. "Must you guys talk so loudly. I mean, the entire hallway can freaking hear you." Tishe said, crossly. I smirked as I opened my locker taking out my Chemistry, Civic Education and Estate History textbooks. "I do hope our Chemistry class is going to be interesting. My old Chemistry teacher was dreadfully dull." Gazelle said to me. I shrugged. "It's boring sometimes, but that's only if Mr Ogunsanya is taking us. If Professor Dike is taking us then get ready to have lot of chemical fun."

I declared, continuing to speak to myself like a witch, my resolve unwavering. ★★★ The next morning, I found myself in the chemistry lab for the junior students' chemistry class. The teacher had begged us yesterday to come and stay with the students to make sure they're careful with the chemicals, even though we know nothing about chemicals. Luckily, Adrian was present too and that was my happiest moment, I couldn't wait for my plan to be established. The teacher stood at the front, a whiteboard behind her filled with diagrams of chemical compounds. "Good morning, class," the teacher greeted, her voice cheerful yet authoritative. "Today, we'll be revising how to properly form a chemical solu

"I miss chemistry. I miss the lab. You know what? I realized I really love chemistry. There's so much to learn about. I think I would like to be a scientist someday. Maybe I could become like Joseph Boyle or Avocado." The perpetual scowl resurfaced on Catherine’s face. "It's Robert Boyle. Avogadro, not avocado." One scornful look and she turned her back. She raised a book on her face, blocking me even in her peripheral. “Avogadro.” I whispered to myself. “Of course, I knew that. I just mispronounced it,” I heaved a deep sigh as the teacher soon arrived and started blabbering in front. The entire class has been boring because I don't give a damn about chemical reactions and my seatmate has pr