I am in a great chemistry class, and I am taught by none other than
Mr. Maniscalco, or Mr. Man for short. I have his class 8th period, so it's a great way to top off the school day. Before teaching at Wood-Ridge, he taught physics at 4 colleges (
St. Peters College, Rutgers University,
American College of Radiology, and
American College of Medical Physics), one other high school (
Cliffside Park) and worked at four hospitals (
V.A. Medical Center,
Christ Hospital,
Pascack Valley Hospital, and
Nyack Hospital). Yeah, he really gets around.
I always look forward to his class. There isn't even anything special, like field trips or anything. I just always have fun in his class.I have a bunch of friends there and he is lenient on talking, so we have great conversations, with Mr. Man included. He is also very funny, and I am normally laughing 90% of his class period. It is very entertaining, and just a great overall class to be in.
Technology is used everywhere, including Mr. Man's chemistry honors class. We did a lab last week where we measured the length, width, and height of a metal block, then calculated the volume. Then, we calculated the volume differently, using
water displacement. We then got a
percent error, and are now writing a
lab report on the project. To top off the post, here is a science related video: