ERIC Number: EJ1440146
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Publication Date: 2022-Dec
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Informal Personalized Teaching (IPT): Bridging Gaps in Theoretical and Practical Knowledge during Idle Times in a Chemistry Lab
Michail Paraskevas; Tamara Tilleman; Yoav Eichen; Rina Arad Yellin
Journal of Chemical Education, v99 n12 p3984-3992 2022
There has been a growing awareness that STEM education should incorporate a wide range of capabilities, in addition to providing traditional theoretical and practical knowledge. In line with these skills, entitled "professional skills," GTIIT has defined seven core competencies. The enhancement of two of these competencies, namely, Engineering Aptitude and Students' Learning Skills, is the primary objective of the work described in this paper. An innovative educational method, termed Informal Personalized Teaching (IPT), incorporated in the organic chemistry laboratory course, strengthens the connection between theory and practice in lab work. The data collected and presented here indicate a beneficial positive effect on students and high level of satisfaction among the students.
Descriptors: Science Education, Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Individualized Instruction, Informal Education, Chemistry, Science Laboratories, STEM Education, Science Process Skills, Instructional Innovation, Theory Practice Relationship, Student Satisfaction
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