Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students

The central role of laboratory work in learning of Science like Chemistry is fundamental. In learning Chemistry, the abstract concepts hinders students from relating their own experience of the concept and therefore unable to identify the importance of learning Chemistry. Effective instructional str...

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Main Author: Kulandaisamy, Yvonne
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spelling my-usm-ep.520432022-03-25T03:39:29Z Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students 2020-07 Kulandaisamy, Yvonne P1-1091 Philology. Linguistics(General) The central role of laboratory work in learning of Science like Chemistry is fundamental. In learning Chemistry, the abstract concepts hinders students from relating their own experience of the concept and therefore unable to identify the importance of learning Chemistry. Effective instructional strategies are crucial for making abstract concepts more tangible. This study introduced the Activity Theory based Green Chemistry (ATGC) Experiments as a laboratory instructional strategy. Simultaneously, this study measured the effectiveness of ATGC Experiments on students’ understanding of Chemistry concepts, Chemistry laboratory learning environment and critical thinking skills. 2020-07 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/52043/ http://eprints.usm.my/52043/1/Pages%20from%20Employing%20Activity%20Theory%20Based%20Green%20Chemistry%20Experiments%20To%20Improve%20Chemistry%20Learning%20Among%20Matriculation%20Students.pdf application/pdf en public phd doctoral Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Ilmu Pendidikan
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Linguistics(General)
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Linguistics(General)
Kulandaisamy, Yvonne
Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
description The central role of laboratory work in learning of Science like Chemistry is fundamental. In learning Chemistry, the abstract concepts hinders students from relating their own experience of the concept and therefore unable to identify the importance of learning Chemistry. Effective instructional strategies are crucial for making abstract concepts more tangible. This study introduced the Activity Theory based Green Chemistry (ATGC) Experiments as a laboratory instructional strategy. Simultaneously, this study measured the effectiveness of ATGC Experiments on students’ understanding of Chemistry concepts, Chemistry laboratory learning environment and critical thinking skills.
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author Kulandaisamy, Yvonne
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title Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
title_short Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
title_full Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
title_fullStr Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
title_full_unstemmed Employing Activity Theory Based Green Chemistry Experiments To Improve Chemistry Learning Among Matriculation Students
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publishDate 2020
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