Taken from http://gg.gg/dl17c Aside from Physics, I’ve also taught Earth Science. I enjoyed teaching the subject because it allowed me to show to my students that what they learned in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are useful if they want to understand our environment. It also provides several instances to prove that the subjects that they … Continue reading Reflection on Teaching Plate Tectonics →

Image taken from What should I tackle first: Problem solving or programming languages? As I have mentioned in my previous blogs, solving problems (particularly Physics word problems) have always interested me. In this blog, I would like to share about a problem-solving technique or strategy that I read from Estelle Gaigher’s “The Effect of Structured … Continue reading Structured Problem Solving for Physics Word Problems →

My admiration for bloggers just increased significantly. I promised myself when I started this site that I would make a new post every week. So, I created a list of topics that I could write about for the next fourteen weeks. And now, I can’t even remember the date when I last posted a blog. … Continue reading On My Blog’s Title →

From https://pixabay.com/en/teacher-experiments-science-teach-2816112/ In my previous article, I shared my experience in teaching solving Physics word problems to my high school students. Here I would like to share what I did in my class to allow my students to have fun while I assess how well they understood our lessons. Once or twice in a quarter, … Continue reading Hands-on Quiz: Working Together →

As far as I can remember, I have always wanted to become a teacher. It’s just a matter of what I will be teaching or who I will be teaching. It was during my last year in high school when I realized I wanted to teach Physics to high school students. So, it was a … Continue reading A problem with Word Problems →

              Hello and welcome to my Teaching with Charity Blog. My name is Charity Mulig-Cruz and I have been teaching Science (Physics, Earth Science, and Research) to high school students for almost two decades now. I have had my share of frustrations as well as successes in my teaching adventure. If you are looking for … Continue reading About the Blog →

Writing a blog is probably the hardest and bravest thing I’ll do this year. Although, most of my friends probably think that I am very vocal about my ideas I am actually scared about posting any of my ideas or opinions online. The thought of exposing myself (or my ideas) to criticism from people who … Continue reading Confession of a Terrified Blogger Wannabe →