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Session: Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:40 AM-12:00 PM |
109 (Pfahler Hall) |
Chemical Education II |
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Organizer: | Andrea E. Martin |
Presider: | Andrea E. Martin |
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8:40 AM | 416 | | Process oriented guided inquiry learning (POGIL) in the high school classroom and lab
Danica C. Gardner |
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9:00 AM | 417 | | Two trials, not too much error: introducing POGIL instruction into the organic chemistry laboratory
Robin R. Kucharczyk |
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9:20 AM | 418 | | Designing a POGIL-based Bioanalytical Laboratory: Conceptual Continuity with the General Chem Lab
Maryann McDermott Jones, Jane Klassen |
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9:40 AM | 419 | | Improving the general chemistry review session
Daniel B. King |
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10:00 AM | | | Break
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10:20 AM | 420 | | Using a computer to run the General Chemistry Laboratory
Rudolph W. Kluiber |
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10:40 AM | 421 | | Experiences modifying the website for a prep chemistry course on Blackboard with a view to teaching the course online
Kuruvilla Zachariah |
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11:00 AM | 422 | | Experiences within the Preparing Future Faculty Program at the University of Michigan
Curtis M. Zaleski |
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11:20 AM | 423 | | Overview and Growth of Qualitative Research in Chemical and Science Education
Joseph W. Shane |
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11:40 AM | 424 | | Spectroscopy reference tools in academic research and teaching: an historical overview
Marie Scandone, Gregory Banik, Leo Collins |
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