Any Chemistry Teachers Out There??

Your best bet is to ask current teachers for guidance on the best websites.

Teachers have loads if info they are eager to share if a parent just asks the question.

Good luck

I would ask the teacher/school science dept.

Have you looked at Khan Academy online? It's a great resource for situations like this. Here's the link to their chemistry topics: https://www.khanacademy.org/science/chemistry

Many high school texts have other resources (workbooks, teacher's guides, etc) also sold by the publisher. I would talk to the teacher about choosing one of those options.

The thing about math and science is that if you are very familiar with the material, one book is pretty much like the rest. The explanations might be a bit different, but they really all say the same thing. But if it's new material, different explanations usually just make things more confusing. Best to stick with one consistent explanation for now.

i'd go with carnegie mellon's series, or HippoCampus.
and no one EVER outgrows bill nye.
:) khairete
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Online videos are awesome. You can pause, rewind, etc.

If your teacher isn't helpful, maybe your son has a friend who has succeeded in Chemistry at your high school and could tutor him. It is important to ask someone who mastered the course content but is good at communications, too. A lot of successful students just "get it" and can't explain how. However, many many more are good at answering the hows and whys and believe or not, the learning student responds better to a fellow student rather than another adult. We hired a Chem tutor at the beginning of the year when my daughter was beginning to feel like she was falling too far behind to ever catch up. He is in early 30's and works in Biomechanical Engineering (and was really cute with an exotic accent). She made a 100 on her first exam following working with the tutor! I was present during all their tutorials and it was worth every penny. Good Luck!!