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Chemistry made easy with student-led inquiries.

Teaching Inquiry-Based Chemistry is a great resource for chemistry teachers looking to promote student-led scientific explorations. What makes this book unique is that the authors offer a practical approach to teaching an inquiry-driven classroom without losing sight of the curriculum. This book is an excellent choice for teachers who want to incorporate constructivist theory into their lessons while also instilling important scientific skills in their students such as formulating and executing a three-week end-of-year project where they function as a fully independent scientific community. In addition to the many instructional strategies, examples of successful units, and graphic organizers, this book provides in-depth examples of student journals and projects, making it a valuable resource for any teacher looking to create their ideal classroom.

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ISBN: 9780325006710
Publisher: Heinemann USA
Date of Publication: 2004-08-19
Format: Hardback
Related Collections: Personal Development, Science, Education
Related Topics: Teaching, Science, Education
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In their professional dreams, chemistry teachers imagine eager and self-
sufficient students whose curiosity motivates their scientific
explorations. Joan Gallagher-Bolos and Dennis Smithenry have realized this
vision in their chemistry classrooms, and in Teaching Inquiry-Based
Chemistry, they demonstrate how you can make student-led inquiry happen in
yours. Teaching Inquiry-Based Chemistry retraces an entire year's
curriculum to show you how the authors weave constructivist theory into
every lesson without sacrificing content. You will discover how slowly
increasing the complexity of projects while gradually shifting the
responsibility for learning to class members builds success upon success
until students are ready to formulate and execute a three-week, end-of-year
project where they function as a fully independent scientific community.
Plus Teaching Inquiry-Based Chemistry is loaded with features that help you
implement student-centered teaching immediately, including: proven
instructional strategies examples of successful units from the authors' own
curricula graphic organizers that guide you through creating an inquiry-
driven classroom discussions of meeting NSES's inquiry standards through
inquiry-based teaching in-depth examples of student journals and projects
Get ready to make your ideal classroom a reality and find a fresh way of
teaching the chemistry you know so well. Read Teaching Inquiry-Based
Chemistry and discover how helping your students capitalize on their innate
scientific curiosity will lead you to new levels of professional and
personal satisfaction.


Authors: Joan A. Gallagher-Bolos, Dennis W. Smithenry
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication Date: 2004
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Chemistry made easy with student-led inquiries.

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