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Karen L. Evans – ProQuest LLC, 2007
Background: The current mode of stoichiometry instruction employs a passive pedagogy that consists of students reading, listening, watching, and memorizing disembodied facts, procedures, and principles in preparation for future application. But chemistry students are often subsequently unable to apply this stoichiometry knowledge in equilibrium…
Descriptors: Stoichiometry, Science Education, Multimedia Materials, Teaching Methods
Lott, Kimberly – 2002
Alabama Science in Motion (ASIM) is a statewide in-service and outreach program designed to provide inservice training for teachers in technology and content knowledge. ASIM is also designed to increase student interest in science and future science careers. The goals of ASIM are to complement, enhance, and facilitate implementation of the…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Chemistry, Curriculum Development, Educational Technology

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