CHEM 133 Week 10 Discussion | American Public University System

CHEM 133 Week 10 Discussion | American Public University System

 Week 10 Forum / Topic: Current Chemistry

 

 

Discussion Topic: Current Chemistry
 

 

There is a lot of chemistry going on all around you. If you start  to observe a bit more intentionally, you will notice many new discoveries, articles, news stories, and breakthrough research happening everyday. And science can only be useful and keep moving forward if it is shared. For this topic, I want you to find a current article relating to chemistry and share it with the class.

 

After you find the article you would like to discuss, START A NEW CONVERSATION. You need not fill in the content—only begin a thread with a subject line that includes your name and the title of the article you will be discussing. When you are ready to fill in the details of the post, you can simply go back into your post and click “Edit” and put the information into your post. By starting your post, you are claiming your article and no other student is allowed to choose the same article. The first person to post a thread in this Topic with his/her article in the subject line will be the only one to receive credit for the assignment should their be duplicate choices. Therefore, you should be sure no one has already chosen the article you wish to discuss.



Instructions: Your initial post over the material outlined above for the Topic should be at least 300 words (these must be words that are typed text within the textbox of the Rich Text Editor, thus words on any attached documents will not count towards the total). In addition, you are required to also reply to at least two classmates, and each reply must be at least 100 words. Your response should be a minimum of 100 words and include direct questions. Your replies can add additional insight to your classmates’ opinions, suggest other alternative thoughts on the article, or anything similar. Be sure to read the follow-up posts to your own posts and reply to any questions or requests for clarification.

 

Be sure to review the grading criteria for how your discussion will be graded.

 



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