MR. MOSKALUK'S 4-WEEK AP CHEMISTRY PREP COURSE

You will watch a total of eight video lectures with timelines allowing you to revisit specific sections or skip ahead if you already understand the material. You can have a classroom lecture experience on your schedule rather than having to be present for a live lecture. Many of the videos have lab demonstrations that make the chemistry topic come alive. This video above is a clip from the first lesson. 

 My prep course covers the first four units of the AP Chemistry curriculum in a simplified, clear, and easy‑to‑follow format that makes complex concepts more approachable. Because AP Chemistry builds sequentially, each video lecture includes interactive review exercises and a corresponding unit summary (PDF) to help you confirm your understanding before moving on to the next topic.

I deliver my AP Chemistry Prep course through Cengage’s WebAssign platform. Once you log in, you can access all unit summaries, practice exercises, video lectures and demonstrations, and the discussion board. WebAssign gives you immediate feedback on every question, and the exercises are designed to help you practice as you learn. You’ll have a confidential, automatically updated gradebook to track your progress.

The College Board administers a digital-hybrid AP Chemistry exam. My WebAssign platform delivers the interactive practice exercises in the same format as the College Board Bluebook. This means that when you begin my AP Chemistry course, you'll already be familiar with the 

digital-hybrid AP exam. 

The College Board includes the  

Desmos online calculator in the AP Chemistry exam. My AP Chemistry Prep course will give you an opportunity to get aquainted with the Desmos online calculator. However, if you would prefer to use your graphing or scientific calculator, that's fine too!

  Students receive personalized help through my Discussion Board. I monitor it throughout the day, five days a week, and I check in on weekends so students always have timely help when they need it.  I use diagrams, annotations, images, videos, and links to give clear, thorough explanations for chemistry questions.