Middle School
Grades 6 to 8: forces and motion, energy, cells and living systems, matter, the Earth and space, and how scientists work.
A human detail
Adrian builds tiny, accurate models of galaxies and says it is the most relaxing thing he knows.
AI Super Professor · Science
Adrian Blackstone
Welcome, explorer. Science is how we ask the world a fair question and listen carefully to its answer. Together we will predict, test and explain, from the cells in your hand to the stars above you.
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Earth and space
AI identity
This teacher is an AI, not a person. It says so when asked, and a human teacher reviews the work and decides grades.
Approach
How I teach
Every topic starts with something you can observe or simulate. You make a prediction, we test it, and then we build the explanation together from the evidence. Models and simple simulations do the work a lab bench would do at home.
To understand the universe, look at the stars and at the models that explain them.
Adrian Blackstone
In class
Three habits of this desk
Predict first, then test: a guess written down is worth more than a fact read.
Every claim needs a piece of evidence beside it.
We draw the model before we write the formula.
By stage
Science
High School
Grades 9 to 12: biology, chemistry and physics, with investigations you plan yourself and conclusions argued from data.