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ChemPRIME: Illustrating Chemistry Concepts with Multiple Contexts

ChemPRIME: Illustrating Chemistry Concepts with Multiple Contexts
ChemPRIME:用多种背景阐释化学概念
批准号:
1156433
负责人:
John Moore
金额:
$2.66万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-12-01 至 2012-11-30

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中文摘要
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化学(12)ChemPRIME(通过综合多个范例的化学原理)计划正在开发一种学习化学的方法,该方法以许多流行文本常见的逻辑发展顺序呈现概念,但允许学生从各种各样的范例或说明概念的特定主题示例中进行选择,这些示例排列在贯穿整个课程的轨道中。 ChemPRIME将化学工具应用于学生感兴趣的问题或主题。 ChemPRIME保留了以前的化学教学方法的优点,并通过保留理论的层次发展来摆脱缺点,同时允许学生选择激励他们学习的理论的案例或应用。 该项目正在为典型的普通化学课程中的大多数概念开发范例,这些课程包括地质学;物理学/天文学;工程学;日常产品;体育,生理学和健康;生物科学;文科;环境和法医学。 ChemPRIME提供了一个将化学前沿发展融入课程的机会,同时反映了该领域对其他学科的贡献。ChemPRIME正在开发为MediaWiki®文本,与课程管理系统Moodle®相结合。MediaWiki®和Moodle®都是开源的,这使得该项目易于使用并可被其他人修改。ChemPRIME将通过化学教育数字图书馆传播,这是国家科学数字图书馆的一个途径,并将借鉴和促进指定为NSDL途径的各个学科。 ChemPRIME的设计邀请所有用户从他们的专业知识或兴趣领域贡献样本。
英文摘要
Chemistry (12) The ChemPRIME (Chemical Principles through Integrated Multiple Exemplars) Program is developing an approach to learning chemistry that presents Concepts in a logically developed order common to many popular texts, but allows students to choose from a wide variety of Exemplars, or subject-specific examples that illustrate the concepts, arranged in Tracks that run through the entire course. ChemPRIME applies the tools of chemistry to issues or subjects that students are interested in. ChemPRIME retains the advantages, and sheds the disadvantages, of previous approaches to teaching chemistry, by retaining the hierarchical development of theory while allowing students to choose cases or applications of the theory that motivate them to learn. This project is developing exemplars for most of the concepts included in a typical general chemistry course spanning tracks like Geology; Physics/Astronomy; Engineering; Everyday Products; Sports, Physiology and Health; Biological Science; Liberal Arts; Environment and Forensics. ChemPRIME offers an opportunity to integrate frontier developments in chemistry into the curriculum while reflecting the field's increasing contributions to other disciplines. ChemPRIME is being developed as a MediaWiki® text in combination with the course management system Moodle®. Both MediaWiki® and Moodle® are open source, making the project readily available and adaptable by others. ChemPRIME will be disseminated through the Chemical Education Digital Library, a Pathway in the National Science Digital Library, and will draw upon and contribute to the various disciplines designated as NSDL Pathways. The ChemPRIME design invites all users to contribute exemplars from their fields of expertise or interest.
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