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Honors – Semester 1: Apply prior science knowledge to new theories in atomic structure and chemical reactions at an Honors level.
Semester 1 of 2 – This course shows the importance of science and challenges students to apply their studies in previous sciences to new theories, models, and problems. Students also learn how scientific methods are adapted to technology development. The course begins the discussion of chemical principles by examining the changes in the atomic models up to the modern theory. Students will explore how elements combine to make compounds and how each is involved in chemical reactions. Students will examine the relationships among liquids, gases, and solids, and investigate the role of energy in these relationships. Students learn about the laws governing the unique behavior of gases. Students explore the laws of thermodynamics and how they describe the energy in physical systems. Students examine solutions and how they form, as well as two specific types of solutions, acids and bases. Students learn the factors that affect the rate of chemical reactions. Students examine the nature of organic chemicals and how they are used as energy sources. The course ends with a discussion of nuclear chemistry. Lab activities throughout the course reinforce the material and allow students to apply their knowledge through hands-on experiments and activities. Students will learn how to complete a formal lab report, which is a requirement for lab reports in a collegiate setting.
WA OSPI Approved
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A parent portal is available to provide visibility into student grades, academic progress, and communications. Parents may also message teachers and the student’s advisor directly through the platform.
Includes a built-in study planner that schedules coursework based on the selected end date, with the ability to adjust and regenerate the plan at any time.
Direct access to a learning coach, with ongoing weekly progress monitoring and proactive outreach.
You can customize your learning experience to fit how you work best, whether you’re reading, writing, or studying. Built-in accessibility tools within the TextHelp toolbar support this flexibility, offering features such as text-to-speech, word prediction, and highlighting to assist with comprehension and content creation. These capabilities support a wide range of learning preferences, including students with unique needs, while remaining useful for all learners.
Direct access to the knowledge base and IT support for assistance with questions.
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EdisonLearnNow (ELN) offers self-paced, high-quality online courses for students looking to supplement their education. Whether you’re taking a course for credit recovery, acceleration, or enrichment, our flexible options help meet your needs.
All ELN courses are self-paced.
Students may take as long as needed to complete a course. If needed, we can align the course with a specific school schedule and adjust dates as the student progresses.
No prerequisites are required for any ELN course.
Yes! If you’d like a syllabus for a specific course, let us know, and we’ll be happy to provide it.
The process is simple:
All courses are asynchronous, meaning students may work independently with all-inclusive, self-contained courses. Our curriculum includes multiple learning tools to engage every kind of learner, including videos, visuals, and plenty of practice – especially in math courses! Our goal is to provide learning opportunities that meet the needs of students in any situation, meaning flexibility is core to what we do.
If your student would like to meet live with their teacher, they can always request a Personalized Live Session (PLI). PLIs give the student a chance to ask specific questions in a one-on-one format. We also have office hours for each subject daily, where a student may jump into a Zoom room with one of our full-time teachers.
Yes! Coordinating with your district is helpful for us; however, it is not required. We recommend that you reach out to your district prior to enrollment.
Some school districts already use EdisonLearning courses. If you’re currently enrolled in a district that uses Edison courses, contact your school’s advisory team to complete enrollment.
Every school has different policies regarding transfer credits. We recommend speaking with your school counselor to confirm before enrolling.
Pricing varies slightly by course. You can view course prices on our website here: edisonlearnow.com
At this time, we do not offer discounts or payment plans. We structure our courses as a one-time purchase that allows the student to work at their own pace, without ongoing fees or monthly charges.
Our support team is available to assist with any technical or enrollment-related issues. Contact the Student Success Coordinator Brynn Kelly at brynn.kelly@edisonvirtuallearning.com or our Helpdesk at online.support@edisonvirtuallearning.com. For academic support, our fantastic teachers are always available to answer questions! You can find their contact information in your eCourse.
