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My student I teach chemistry. I have teach mathematics and physics too.

Now I have just one student, he is 16 years old. And some times it has been very funny because when he was learning the name of the periodic table elements, he invented another names and I thought where that name came from? Jajajaja

I see that he has improved a lot in chemistry. He is able to name compounds, he can balance rections, he can calculate molar mass...

I think we are doing a good job together.

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My Student

I teach chemistry. I teach mathematics and physics too. I have only one student at the moment. He is 16 years old. Sometimes our lessons are very funny. When my student was learning the names of the periodic table elements, he would always come up with different names for them and I'd wonder where those names came from. Hahaha!
I see that his chemistry improved a lot. He is able to name compounds, he can balance reactions, he can calculate molar mass...
I think we are doing a good job together.
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My student

I teach chemistry. I have also taught mathematics and physics. Currently, I just have one student. He is 16 years old. Sometimes it has been very funny (to teach him) because when he was learning the name of the periodic table elements, he invented other names and I wondered where those names came from? Haha
I see that he has improved a lot in chemistry. He is able to name compounds, he can balance reactions, and he can calculate molar mass.
I think we are doing a good job together.
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My student

I teach chemistry. I have taught mathematics and physics too.

I have only one student, he is 16 years old. Sometimes it's been very funny because when he was learning the name of the periodic table elements, he invented other names and I thought "Where did that name came from?" Hahaha

I can see that he has improved a lot in chemistry. He is able to name compounds, he can balance rections, he can calculate molar mass...

I think we are doing a good job together.

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