I missed some of my cxc chemistry labs and now i dont know what to do and their going to be handed up as chemistry SBA s is there a site or anywhere i can go to get my labs done?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Work & School category? Maybe give some free advice about: School? Smash answered Saturday March 6 2010, 3:25 pm: that depends more than anything else on whether your school allows one or whether your teacher prepares their material for it. most schools that allow it don't require their teacher post the labs online-if it's even possible with whatever current experiment is happening-because it's left at the instructor's discretion. the best thing you could do, right now, is contact your instructor for information straight from them, because ultimately no one else will know for sure. get on your school's website or go to their office and get the contact info for your teacher. call them and leave a message AND email them(you never know which method a teacher prefers unless they've told you, and some don't check their school-assigned email addresses at all, so don't be irritated if you don't get a response; they were at the class you missed, you're the one that missed it; it's your responsibility now.). don't be demanding, acknowledge that you shouldn't have missed the labs but that you really want to learn and make up the work, and ask if that's at all possible. they may schedule you a meeting to talk or see if you're serious about it-don't blow them off. also, most college instructors have office hours; if they haven't gotten back to you within a few days, show up at their office during their office hours. they list their office hours through their department and you can always find out what they are. good luck! [ Smash's advice column | Ask Smash A Question ]
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