Communication in chemistry /

Chapter 6: Examining the use of scientific argumentation strategies in deaf and hard-of-hearing learning contexts to teach climate science.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Crawford, Garland L., 1974- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, [2019]
Series:ACS symposium series.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Communicating chemistry : an introduction
  • From cornerstone to capstone : perspectives on improving student communication skills through intentional curricular alignment
  • Linking oral communication in the chemistry classroom to the American Association of Colleges and Universities VALUE rubric
  • Developing undergraduate students' critical thinking skills in a chemical communications course and beyond
  • Practicing multimodal chemistry communication through online collaborative learning
  • Examining the use of scientific argumentation strategies in deaf and hard-of-hearing learning contexts to teach climate science
  • Implementing reciprocal peer teaching in the instrumental analysis laboratory
  • Oral alternatives to traditional written lab reports
  • Advancing scientific communication with infographics : an assignment for upper-level chemistry classes.
  • Engaging nonchemistry majors through application-based final projects in the elementary organic chemistry classroom
  • Structured presentations that tie chemistry course content to everyday contexts
  • Can you teach subatomic particles with WKRP in Cincinnati and climate change with Last Week Tonight with John Oliver : conveying chemistry to nonscience majors using videos
  • Building scientific communication skills through mythbusters videos and community engagement
  • Why communicating chemistry can be complicated
  • Investigating the content connections of general chemistry and chemistry in the news
  • Using art to communicate chemistry
  • The future of chemistry communication is digital : overcoming hesitancies for online engagement
  • Encouraging bridges : connecting science students to public problem-solving through science communication.