Science Shepherd is excited to offer live, online homeschool Biology, Life Science, Physics and Chemistry classes taught once per week, in 45—60-minute classes, plus time for student questions. Each class is recorded and available anytime should your student miss a class or want to watch it again. Students access the weekly live class and previously recorded lessons via the Science Shepherd student portal.
Our live homeschool science classes are taught online by Dr. Scott Hardin, physician and author of Science Shepherd Biology, Life Science, Fundamentals of Chemistry and Fundamentals of Physics textbooks and courses.
Dr. Hardin has a passion for teaching, no matter the age or experience level of the student. Over the past 30 years, Dr. Hardin has taught grade school, middle school, high school and college students, as well as medical school students, post-graduate resident and fellow physicians-in-training, post-graduate physical therapy doctoral candidates, and has coached hockey, golf and soccer. He loves to teach! Dr. Hardin is a "young earth" creationist and enjoys speaking on the topic.
Students are 100% accountable directly to Dr. Hardin to complete assignments, take tests, complete end-of-chapter questions, for grading and to get questions answered.
Each live class meets one (1) time per week via video through the Science Shepherd student portal.
Please see each class's information page (below) for specific dates and times.
Student learning is assessed through end-of-chapter questions, tests and lab reports.
There are two options for grading end-of-chapter and test questions.
There are two options for “doing labs.”
Either option is OK and it’s your choice which works best for you and your student(s). Please see the complete lab description on each class page below for more information.
Whether the student does the at-home "wet labs" or virtual labs, lab reports are completed and submitted to Dr. Hardin for grading and suggestions for improvement.
Labs are required for Biology and optional for Fundamentals of Chemistry, Fundamentals of Physics and Life Science; however, please consider that labs contribute significantly to learning the material, as well as to integrating logical ways to think and plan ahead in general. Labs are a very important part of science!
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