Titlebook: Learning with Understanding in the Chemistry Classroom; Iztok Devetak,Saša Aleksij Glažar Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2

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Twenty-Five Years of Experience with Interactive Instruction in Chemistryalso describe the study about the effects of interactive instruction on students’ attitude and achievement in the introductory college-level classroom and describe subsequent efforts to bring interactive instruction into upper-level courses.

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The Learning Company Approach to Promote Active Chemistry Learning: Examples and Experiences from Loplans and evaluated using a participatory action research. This chapter gives an overview of three separately tested lesson plans based on methods of separating matter, working out the different phenomena of chemical reactions, and introducing acid–base chemistry.

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The Development of Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding the Learning of Chemistrynce of triple nature of chemical concepts presentations that make according to the author chemistry having unique characteristics that make it a difficult subject to understand. Drawing on data from a study with first-year university students learning introductory chemistry, this chapter looks at ho

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The Learning of Chemistry: The Key Role of Working Memorythe working memory capacity is a key factor in enabling understanding to take place. Working memory is that part of the brain functions where understanding, thinking and problem solving occur. While the capacity of working memory cannot be changed, it is possible to use it more efficiently. One way

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Educational Models and Differences between Groups of 16-year-old Students in Gender, Motivation, andr, motivation and achievements in chemistry” by Devetak and Glažar who described other aspects of students’ characteristics using statistical analysis of numerous variables regarding triple nature of chemical concepts presentations. Students can be differentiated into groups during classroom activit

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Twenty-Five Years of Experience with Interactive Instruction in Chemistrys by presenting the history of the traditional system of higher education in the USA that shaped the way science and mathematics courses were taught. The classic study of exemplary teaching at the high-school level that provides a way to understand the motives that lead a teacher to adopt a classroo

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