Demo first, mole concept second
The single ordering change that fixed my Grade 11 results — and why most textbooks run the reaction backwards.
Read note →Laboratory technologist with ten years in NABL-accredited diagnostic and hospital labs, specialising in clinical biochemistry and immunoassay. Runs fully automated analysers, manages internal and external quality control, and supervises a shift of five technicians.
Laboratory technologist with ten years in NABL-accredited diagnostic and hospital labs, specialising in clinical biochemistry and immunoassay. Runs fully automated analysers, manages internal and external quality control, and supervises a shift of five technicians.
Fourteen years of chemistry, physical to organic — all analytical grade.
Chemistry has a reputation problem: children meet it as a wall of equations before they ever see anything change colour. I run it in the right order. First the flash, the smell, the precipitate — then the mole concept arrives as the grammar of something they've already witnessed. Lower the activation energy and every student reacts.
Supervise the night shift of five technicians processing samples from 60 collection centres across Odisha. Run fully automated biochemistry and immunoassay analysers, including thyroid, vitamin and cardiac marker panels.
Handled emergency samples in biochemistry and haematology, reporting critical values to doctors by phone. Performed blood grouping and cross-matching for the hospital blood storage centre.
Prepared and stained slides for routine pathology and microbiology tests. Maintained sample registers and dispatched reports to referring doctors.
The single ordering change that fixed my Grade 11 results — and why most textbooks run the reaction backwards.
Read note →NEET chemistry rewards students who autopsy their mistakes. A simple notebook system that compounds.
Read note →Esters, sulphides and the pedagogical value of a room that smells like actual chemistry happened in it.
Read note →My daughter now explains why onions make you cry, at length, with diagrams, to guests. Dr. Venkat has created a monster and we love her.
Meenakshi's fatherPARENT · GR 12Weekly practicals sounded like a logistics nightmare. She made it run like clockwork, and our science admissions enquiries doubled.
PrincipalCHETTINAD VIDYASHRAMI got through NEET organic because she taught mechanisms like gossip — who attacks whom, and why. I'm in med school. It still works.
RahulALUMNUS · MBBS, JIPMER