u/enchanted_meow

I will be teaching AP chem not this year, but the next. I want to start prepping for it now though. There is a lot of content I'm not fully comfortable with or even remember. What is the best way for me to learn the content? I don't even need the teaching materials yet, I just want to feel good with the content myself first/ actually learn the material, but I'm overwhelmed with where to start. Idk if I would do better with going through a textbook, youtube videos, or if going through lesson plans from other teachers is the best way to do it. Any advice is much appreciated!

I adopted an adult siamese cat recently and Ive had issues with getting him on a good diet. He throws up very easily and i’ve tried a few different foods. i’ve noticed it’s the amount of food that helps but still not great. I recently read royal canin sensitive is great for siamese cars so i got the dry and wet to try (gradually). The issue is he’s also over weight so I need to keep calories down and also make sure i’m giving good serving sizes. Im confused about how much to give him he’s a big boy around 14 lbs. Any advice?

Also unrelated but he recently has peed under my husbands work area three times now and I have no idea why. Nothing has changed the litter boxes are clean and all blood work urine analysis and sonogram came back normal. He’s extremely chill and doesn’t play with any cat toys sometimes he’ll chase shadows and likes that interactive hidden tail chasee toy but that’s it so i don’t think it’s a play issue? He may need some dental work so im wondering if it’s possible it’s from the pain? we just got the estimate and he has an appt friday for dental work up