Chemistry Solutions
November 2015
Resource Features
Lessons by teachers with their inspiration for the activity or tips for how to implement the lesson.
A simplified activity examines the quantity of reactants in an acid-base reaction using inexpensive chemicals, pressure sensors, and Erlenmeyer flasks. The exercise measures the pressure of the carbon dioxide product produced by the reaction of baking soda solution with increasing amounts of diluted vinegar.
Classroom Commentary
Reflections and perspectives by teachers about topics that affect chemistry education.
This article reflects on the ways teachers are being challenged to design curriculum and implement the Next Generation Science Standards. There is an opportunity to demonstrate life-long learning and implement ways for students to create value in their knowledge and find joy in the learning process.
Nuts & Bolts
Functional tips you can implement in your classroom.
This article explains the benefits of using board/cards games in chemistry classroom. Using games in class is a great way to introduce topics and to create a fun learning environment. The article also explains how teachers can introduce games into their classrooms.
In My Element
Stories about teachers finding their way to the chemistry classroom.
Teaching chemistry can be more than a job, it can be a vocation, work that one is called to do.
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Editorial
Technology can be a chemistry teacher's greatest tool.