#tutor Science

[tj-crochets]

So you know how sometimes you do something as a kid or a teenager and you think it's totally normal and then the memory pops into your head as an adult and it suddenly recontextualizes the whole thing? Anyway shout out to my super nice high school math teacher, who also had the misfortune of being A. the first teacher to give me a syllabus that (crucially) included point totals and how grades were calculated B. scored tests as like 75% of the grade and C. allowed us to take tests as a group All those factors combined into two incidents that, in retrospect, he was in no way expecting to deal with but teenage me thought were totally normal (behind a read more because it got long)

The first was when I stopped doing math homework not long into the school year and he stopped me after class to (very kindly, very gently) ask me if I was okay and if everything was okay at home, because I'd stopped doing my homework but he knew I knew the material. I said "I stopped doing the homework because I crossed the threshold on the point totals on the rubric where I no longer need to turn in any homework to get an A." He paused, kinda blinked at me, and said "That only works if you get 100% on every test" I kind of stared back at him in blank incomprehension, and was like "Yes????" "What happens if you don't get 100% on a test?" "Well. I do get 100% on every test, but if I ever miss a question, you offer extra credit questions on every test" He didn't know what to say to that lol The other time was when he announced future tests would be allowed to be worked on in groups of three or four, and I walked up to him after class and said "Any group I am in will be getting 100% on the tests. That is unfair to the other groups, and unfair to the people in my group, who will not get a chance to test their skills because I am not risking my grade on their math abilities. Can I take the tests solo?" Again, teenage me thought this was a perfectly normal, logical thing to do, but looking back as an adult like oh my gosh there is no way my poor math teacher was expecting to have to deal with that. He did let me take math tests solo I tried the "calculate points then stop doing the homework" thing in my English class the next year and it did not work because that teacher had an "extra credit doesn't count if you haven't done all your assignments" policy :(

[mousysims]

i'm physically incapable of introducing a spouse i haven't already played for at least 1000 hours so, here are my favorite screens from atti's pre-fukuda save. he lives with his bff athena and her bf thomas in a san myshuno apartment thomas inherited from his wealthy aunt.

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[momos-servants]

I’m definitely going to write a college AU fanfic where Yuuta is the campus star—top of the physics department, president of the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club, and absolutely everyone’s favorite. He’s also been the object of Toge’s unspoken crush for the past two years. Toge, a plant science major, only had one class with Yuuta three semesters ago—calculus, which he barely passed. Ever since then, he’s been hopelessly stuck on Yuuta, but despite all the relentless teasing from Kirara and Hakari, he still refuses to confess.

Megumi asked Yuuta to check on his biology project in the greenhouse, so he went to do a quick favor. But as soon as Yuuta stepped inside, he accidentally knocked over a few pots. Turns out, those pots belonged to the cute plant science nerd who just stared at him while he fumbled over a million apologies. When the guy didn’t respond and kept silently watching him, Yuuta panicked and bolted, realizing he’d probably just made an enemy of the entire greenhouse—and the adorable plant nerd who basically lived in it.

He ends up venting about the whole thing to Hakari during one of their math classes. Hakari bursts out laughing and says, “Dude, that’s Toge, kirara’s friend. He’s mute.�� Yuuta’s face flushes with embarrassment, and he feels like even more of an asshole for running off like that without realizing.

[local-maenad]

Not to post Marvel for the first time in two years. But I just had possibly the funniest idea of Frank being tutored by Peter in Biology.

[pondhue]

Does your Rick have a Morty? :0

yes and no! My Rick does have a Morgan! Morty is her deadname, but yeah. They both come from dimension J-147 (based off of/inspired by exoplanet J147b, one of my favs). My Rick is currently a astronomy/science professor and very stoic/intimidating. He’s got a huge soft spot for his grandkids tho and it shows whenever he’s around them vs. not. Still working out his backstory and how he became a professor to begin with tho.

Morgan is similar in intelligence to her grandfather, so naturally they’re super close and he took her under his wing in terms of space nerd shit stuff. She has leeway with her school and Rick’s college to where she can attend his lectures if she wants to instead of going to school sometimes. She could attend college if she really wanted and learn things there, but she likes still going to high school with her Summer (still brainstorming on her design along with Beth and Jerry’s) and making friends/just being a teenager.

they’re still new so I don’t have much info on them currently but please accept this rushed character… profile… thing lol

(excuse my poor/rushed handwriting lol)

[lavampira]

I don’t actually have a modern au but I’ve been having so many thoughts about modern d’alia lately lmao

[curiosity-room]

Chapters: 2/3 Fandom: Gravity Falls Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Wendy Corduroy & Stan Pines, Wendy Corduroy & Ford Pines, Ford Pines & Stan Pines, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez & Wendy Corduroy, Ford Pines & Wendy Corduroy, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez & Stan Pines Characters: Wendy Corduroy, Ford Pines, Stan Pines, Jesus "Soos" Alzamirano Ramirez, Abuelita Ramirez, "Manly" Dan Corduroy Additional Tags: Wendy Corduroy and Stan Pines Bonding, Nerdy Ford Pines, Stan Pines Being Stan Pines, Protective Ford Pines, Ford Pines is Trying, High School, Protective Stan Pines Series: Part 3 of The Hills We Have To Climb (We'll Be Alright) Summary:

With the end of summer, the dreaded high school re-entered Wendy's life.

She had never been the best student, but she wasn't bad. She got A's and B's with the occasional C. She'd never failed a class before.

Tenth grade chemistry might change that.

(Alternatively Titled: How Wendy Gained Two Uncles)

[nectardaddy]

teacher rant

american education system is ass what the hell??? they didn't learn how to properly write in all their years of elementary school so when they get to 5th grade they don't know anything but we give them a standardized test????? they don't know how to brainstorm, to plan, how to organize, or how to edit AT ALL! BUT THAT'S SOMEHOW MY FAULT THEY CAN'T WRITE??? IT FALLS BACK ON ME????

I will never understand.... these fucks either haven't been in a classroom in decades or at all what the absolute fuck??? 30 minutes a day of writing and I'm supposed to make a miracle make it make sense

[kissycat]

>nothing to do for like 3 days

>starts teaching myself a new programming language out of boredom

[friendtutor]

class 10 chemical equation and reaction

[ahedderick]

College

This semester my daughter has a basic chemistry class. We had a long video call this evening where I stepped her painfully through the fist couple of problems in her homework. She has dyscalculia, and just cannot math for love-nor-money. I can tutor the math (oh. boy. can I tutor math.), but when we got to the problem with "significant figures" we were both about ready to cry. Something about do-you-count-the-zeros-or-not is just very, very counterintuitive to me. I'm sure if I worked with it regularly, it would eventually sink in. However, I only end up needing this set of rules about once every year or two. It just will not stick with me.

It's going to be. A fun semester. However, I can at least be grateful for video calls and my little whiteboard, which lets me be at least a halfway decent tutor. Density equals mass divided by volume. It is definitely going to go downhill from here.

[evanivox]

darcy lewis sits on your lap just to review her mathematical proofs and theorems, and when you ask her why she just goes,

“because the principles of thermal conduction makes my brain work better,” mumbling about said partial differential equation under her breath.

when you look at her puzzled, she stops the frantic pace of her pencil to hold your face in her hands.

“you equal hot. darcy equal cold. brain no work when darcy cold. you plus me, equals equilibrium. it’s simple science really, well if you disregard the heat lost in the environment and how different materials absorb heat—you know what i mean!”

you chuckle at her response and plant a soft kiss on her nose.

you love your doctor in astrophysics, especially when she’s cuddled up in your lap rambling about math.

[woolmasterleel]

I turned off personalized ads a while ago because fuck targeted advertising but god every ad is some ai bullshit and I can’t use the block to skip ads instantly… I am not paying for premium fuck that

[hirokiyuu]

Heddwyn "Wyn" Caldera is a freshman from Diasomnia. He's well known in alchemical circles for multiple revolutionary breakthroughs in the world of potions, the first of which he discovered at eight years old. Though invited to NRC last year at age thirteen, he waited a year before accepting a position at the school.

here he is my baby boy......!!!! been tossing this kid around in my head a lot lately and wanted to make a profile card for him to show him off to the world. imagine me as a proud parent and ive pulled this out of my wallet.

based off the black cauldron. both the movie and like. the cauldron itself. naturally he is good at potions. since the cauldron is essentially a mcguffin wanted by everyone the idea is that he's extremely good at what he does but is also pretty vulnerable to being used. he's also very stone-faced bc he's...... made of stone............ get it.............

template is from here!

[tinydancerfreelancersblog]

Dear teachers,

Thank you for your kindness, support, hard work, dedication, and patience to children. Thank you for not only your lessons on math, science, history, etc, but also lessons on life.

[tadashiscience]

Helium's Secret to Stability Unveiled #shorts #chemistry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDQXu5ZTMFQ Helium's Secret to Stability Unveiled #shorts #chemistry #Helium #Stability #NobleGases #OctetRule #Electrons #ElementStability #ChemicalBonding #OuterShell #EnergyLevel #ChemistryFacts #ScienceExplained #PeriodicTable Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8evJHRzsraA via Tadashi Science https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXrKyd6XS4oyhjKppE4ZZvw April 22, 2025 at 05:01PM