Memory
Published 2024-11-30
Keywords
- critical sense,
- inductive method,
- teaching ads,
- learning strategy and collaborative work
How to Cite
Pinto Bohórquez, S. M., Bautista Ardila, G., & Gonzéles Bernal, M. M. (2024). Creatiquim: Didactic Unit for Teaching and Learning Chemistry. Revista Docencia Universitaria, 45–47. https://doi.org/10.18273/revdu.vesp1-2024014
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Abstract
Creatiquim is designed for the learning and teaching of chemistry. This unit integrates the general content of the subject that is being developed with a case study proposed to work on throughout the semester. As students explore the interactive map, they find challenges and activities that promote the development of their critical thinking.
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