Also next week we will cover another type of bonding called covalent (co = joint/sharing, valent as in valency) bonding. If you are interested in getting ahead why not read about covalent bonding and think of an analogy to explain to the class what covalent bonding is all about? If you're good enough (and you talk to me before the lesson about it) I'll let you take the lesson and write the explanation, which everyone else has to have in their books...
No I mean it
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I thought that he was pretty good myself although admittedlty he was teachin to a pretty tough crowd and had limited time. Yeah I checked his notes out and they were pretty good actually. He knows his topic in good detail so I wouldn't knock him if i were you and his notes will do you some good I can tell you. Still, no covalent bonds in the test as far as I can remember and I'll be going through an analogy next teaching lesson.
~~pottasium:-
I'd LIKE TO SEE U TRY IT SILLY CON (as in ur a silly person who cons ppl) ur stupid but ur and idiot crowd who don't wanna learn! i was trying to explain, the girls were listening, the boys were fooliong and i was banging wit the hammer !! what do u expect from me.... Sily con and i will hunt u down in school!
hmm..inter-skool debate on channel 2/6PM sharp:P
is Sillycon..reaALLY silly?:P
and did our dearest potassium try his hardest?
call 1-800-i-seriously-dun-give-a-darn=p
come to think of it you really did give a good lecture!
atta boy
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