In a post on Flipped Chemistry May 2017, “What’s Your Style“. I invited members of the Flipped Chemsitry community to answer questions about their flipping style with the promise that I would summarize the results at a later date. About… Continue Reading
Coming soon: Templates. In my last post, Twelve Tips: How to Reduce the Cost of Your Self-Published Book, I suggested that you could use the open source programs, LibreOffice and Scribus (both free) to produce your book. LibreOffice and OpenOffice… Continue Reading
During a tutorial for my General Chemistry class in the Fall of 2015 a student asked me if I believed in global warming. There were only two students in attendance and we were sitting together at a table working on… Continue Reading
I polled the students in my flipped General Chemistry II class to see what they found useful for their studies. At the beginning of the Spring 2015 semester, we made a list of things they could do to help themselves… Continue Reading
Apparently, the suspicion that students can’t learn unless we professors speak knowledge to them is still very much with us.