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Process Workshops for General Chemistry

Process Workshops for General Chemistry
普通化学工艺研讨会
批准号:
9555142
负责人:
David Hanson
金额:
$15.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1996
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1996-01-01 至 1998-12-31

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The process skills needed by students will be addressed by developing innovations in both content and methodology to replace recitation sessions associated with large lecture courses by process workshops, specifically for introductory chemistry courses. The novel format involves process skills, student participation, and active learning at the forefront. Students will work in cooperative-learning groups on lessons that involve discovery learning, critical thinking, problem solving, reporting, and assessment. Computer-based technology will be used to provide personalized quizzes, and the workshop lessons will be transported to a computer network, multi-media format. The objectives of this project are to develop teaching strategies that support a successful cooperative-learning environment, develop lessons that enhance the understanding of concepts and promote learning and problem solving through the use of higher order thinking skills, develop lessons incorporating interdisciplinary and real world perspectives, enhance learning with computer-driven technology, develop process skills in key areas, promote positive attitudes toward chemistry and science, help students develop confidence in their ability to learn and perform well, create a supportive social environment that will encourage students to involve themselves seriously and successfully in learning, and promote a culture where the university is a community of learners. The transformation of recitation sessions into workshops introduces the missing element in large lecture courses. The lectures structure information and make it available to the students, and the workshops complement that component by facilitating the construction of understanding, the application of knowledge, and the development of process skills. Such development is extremely significant because intro ductory chemistry courses involve large numbers of students early in their college careers. Among other things, summer teaching and authoring institutes will be held to excite the interest of others in this approach and to share ideas on the methodology, strategies, and lesson content.
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