NAME:
Jennifer Anderson
SCHOOL:
ARP HIGH SCHOOL
CONTACT INFO:
Conference Period: 9>38 - 10:28
SCHOOL PHONE:
903-859-4917
NJHS Sponsor 2005-06-WJHS
WJHS Teacher of the Year 2004
Served on Texas Textbook Selection Committee in 1999.
Featured in Marquis Who's Who for Women in Education book for 2006 and 2008
Served on DEIC (District Education Improvement Committee)--WJHS
Serve on CPC (Campus Planning Committee)--WJHS
Science Department Chairperson--WJHS
Bachelors of Science in Biology
Minor was Chemistry
Use computers and computer technology quite frequently in class.
Require students to use computer technology in classroom and for some at
home assingments.
Teaching experience: 14 years
Have presented workshops for other science teachers at state science
conference (CAST)
Served on Technology committee-WJHS
Taught one summer session of Freshman Level College Chemistry
Member of Delta Kappa Gamma
Currently teaching Chemistry-AHS
Science Department Chairperson-AHS
Leadership Team--AHS
1. Come prepared each day.
That means bring your notebook, paper, pen or pencil, and calculator.
If homework is assigned, make sure you complete it. Homework is
meant to provide you with practice on the chemistry concepts and
problems.
2. Make sure you have a calculator each and every day. You never know
when you will need it.
3. Stay quiet in class so that you may hear the instructions and lectures
over each topic. Also, ask questions when you are unsure of a concept.
4. Be polite always. Do not treat each other rudely in class.
5. Keep your hands and feet to yourself. Don't bother others who are trying
to pay attention and learn.
6. Do not bother other people's personal property.
7. Since we are in science lab, you may not have gum, drinks of any kind, or
food in the classroom or lab area.
8. No horseplay in class or lab. Accidents can happen very quickly.