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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • CLASSES
    • Biology
    • Chemistry
    • Physics
    • Geometry
    • Algebra II
    • Precalculus
    • Economics & U.S. Gov't
    • Anatomy & Physiology
    • Principles of Engineering
    • Civil Engineering & Architecture
  • LABS
  • SCHEDULE
  • ENROLLMENT
  • REFERENCES
  • CONTACT

Labs

What are the labs like?
The lab classes (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Engineering, etc.) will have 16 hands-on lab sessions during the school year. A lab session is approximately 2-hours in length. The labs are held in the Bay Ho/UTC area. The labs alternate weeks with the online Zoom lectures, which means week 1 will be a lab, week 2 will be an online lecture, week 3 lab, week 4 lecture, and so on throughout the year. The labs are designed to be more fun and a little more challenging than a typical homeschool co-op. Most of the labs will follow-up with a Lab Report (see below). 

​​Lab Reports

Requirements will vary depending on the lab. Most lab reports will require the (5) elements listed below. Others will require you to answer specific questions on a handout, and a few of them will be 'participation only'. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS to see what's required for a given lab!  
If your lab instructions call for a written, 5-element lab report, then organize your lab report as follows. Use Roman numerals and section headings. Can be hand-written or typed. See student examples posted below. 
I)    Title 
  • Write the lab title, your name, date, and class.  
II)   Problem Statement    
  • State clearly what you were trying to do in the lab
III)  Materials & Methods 
  • List the equipment and supplies you used 
  • Explain what you did, and how you did it 
  • Sketch the lab set-up. Hand-drawn sketches or CAD is allowed. Simply photographing the lab apparatus without describing/labeling all the components is not allowed and you will have points deducted. 
  • Write-out the balanced chemical reactions if there were any. 
IV)  Results 
  • Present your results. If there was math, show the math! 
  • Use charts and graphs as needed. 
  • Label everything and show all units.  
V)  Conclusion 
  • Write a closing paragraph. What did you find out? What did you learn?  
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