Context-based chemistry is a new teaching approach which applies the concepts studied to contexts relevant to students. In Queensland a syllabus adopting a context-based approach to Years 11 and 12 Chemistry has been piloted over the last five years in selected classrooms. This article reports on a study evaluating the success of the pilot. The study offers significant support for the value of context-based chemistry in the senior secondary years, while also noting the challenges that the new approach presents for students, teachers and parents
This Special Issue with a description of five different context-based approaches includes a reflecti...
Worldwide, a tendency is visible in which upper secondary science curricula are innovated in the dir...
In the Netherlands a new context-based curriculum has been designed to cope with the problem of the ...
Context-based chemistry is a new teaching approach which applies the concepts studied to contexts re...
Many current chemistry programs privilege de-contextualised conceptual learning, often limited by a ...
The study explores teachers' experiences of teaching a context-based chemistry course, Salters Advan...
Over the last decade a context-based approach has been developed in the Europe and the USA and recen...
Learning natural science subjects, especially chemistry, is a problem for students due to the abstra...
We present a framework for analysing the interplay between context-based teaching material and teach...
This paper reports on two studies to highlight the risks and realities associated with teaching chem...
Context-based curriculum reforms in chemistry education are thought to bring greater diversity to th...
This paper describes briefly the development and key features of one of the major context-based cour...
This paper describes briefly the development and key features of one of the major context-based cour...
Context-based chemistry education aims to improve student interest and motivation in chemistry by co...
\u3cp\u3eContext-based curriculum reforms in chemistry education are thought to bring greater divers...
This Special Issue with a description of five different context-based approaches includes a reflecti...
Worldwide, a tendency is visible in which upper secondary science curricula are innovated in the dir...
In the Netherlands a new context-based curriculum has been designed to cope with the problem of the ...
Context-based chemistry is a new teaching approach which applies the concepts studied to contexts re...
Many current chemistry programs privilege de-contextualised conceptual learning, often limited by a ...
The study explores teachers' experiences of teaching a context-based chemistry course, Salters Advan...
Over the last decade a context-based approach has been developed in the Europe and the USA and recen...
Learning natural science subjects, especially chemistry, is a problem for students due to the abstra...
We present a framework for analysing the interplay between context-based teaching material and teach...
This paper reports on two studies to highlight the risks and realities associated with teaching chem...
Context-based curriculum reforms in chemistry education are thought to bring greater diversity to th...
This paper describes briefly the development and key features of one of the major context-based cour...
This paper describes briefly the development and key features of one of the major context-based cour...
Context-based chemistry education aims to improve student interest and motivation in chemistry by co...
\u3cp\u3eContext-based curriculum reforms in chemistry education are thought to bring greater divers...
This Special Issue with a description of five different context-based approaches includes a reflecti...
Worldwide, a tendency is visible in which upper secondary science curricula are innovated in the dir...
In the Netherlands a new context-based curriculum has been designed to cope with the problem of the ...