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Learning from Teaching Teaching from Learning Omar M. Pecho

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Learning from Teaching

Teaching from Learning

Omar M. Pecho

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Some Principles

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background of students

course design and classroom teaching methods

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objectives

assessmentsinstructional activities

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Expectations

Objectives

Policies

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Priorities?

Focus?

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Coverage

•Theories–Matter–Atomic Structure–Chemical Reactions

•Applications

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Remember:

We are not our students!

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Teaching roles have something to do with goals!

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Refinement based on reflection and feedback.

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Teaching techniques

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se actual laboratory set-up

f not available, use simple materials to demonstrate phenomenon.

se toys, consumer products at home, AVPs etc.

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• Prepare presentations like ppt if available.

• Make it interactive.

• Make it simple and clear.

• However, there are advantages and disadvantages in using these materials.

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Example: MgCl2

Cl

Cl

Mg + Mg2+Cl2+

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Example: PCl3Total valence electrons: 5 + 3(7) = 26

P ClCl

Cl

62018

2

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Use other techniques such as story-telling

-personal experience

-jokes or funny stories

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• Do not do most of the “talking”

• Make them think about “things” and let them express their thoughts freely.

• Constructive criticism is a must!

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Make yourself contagious.

I mean the positive side.

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Traditionalversus

Non-traditional

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Some examples

• Focus Group Discussions

• Technology-based methods

• Immersion

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Materials Chemistry

Nanotechnology

Biochemistry

Organic Chemistry

Environmental Chemistry

Some new topics

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Merci.