Making Chemistry Relevant: Strategies for Including All Students in a Learner-Sensitive Classroom EnvironmentISBN: 978-0-470-27898-7
Hardcover
304 pages
March 2010
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Contributors vii
Preface ix
Editor Profile xiii
1. Philosophical, Cognitive, and Sociological Roots for Connections in Chemistry Teaching and Learning 1
Donald J. Wink
2. Chemistry and the Environment: A SENCER Model Course 27
Amy M. Shachter
3. CORD’s Applications in Biology/Chemistry:Teaching Science in the Context of Major Life Issues 47
Bonnie Rinard and Mark Whitney
4. The Science of Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Course for Nonscience Majors 67
Laura Post Eisen
5. Chemistry for the Twenty-First Century: Bringing the “Real World” into the Lab 87
Gautam Bhattacharyya
6. Student-Centered, Active Learning Pedagogies in Chemistry Education 107
Gail Marshall
7. Creating a Relevant, Learner-Centered Classroom for Allied Health Chemistry 127
Laura DeLong Frost
8. Working with Chemistry: A Laboratory Inquiry Program 145
Julie Ellefson
9. Making Chemistry Relevant to Science and Engineering Majors 169
ulie K. Bartley, Sharmistha Basu-Dutt, Victoria J. Geisler, Farooq A. Khan, and S. Swamy-Mruthinti
10. The Center for Authentic Science Practice in Education: Integrating Science Research into the Undergraduate Laboratory Curriculum 193
Cianán B. Russell, Anne K. Bentley, Donald J. Wink, and Gabriela C. Weaver
11. Enriching the Chemistry Experience for All Students: Sensorial Experiments That Include Visually
Challenged Students 207
Maria Oliver-Hoyo
12. Media in Chemistry Education 227
William J. Donovan
13. A Walk on the Applied Side: Developing Hypermedia for Physical Chemistry 251
Erik M. Epp and Gabriela C. Weaver
14. Effective Use of Games and Puzzles in the Chemistry Classroom 267
Thomas D. Crute III
Index 283