The ability to solve problems is generally considered important and constitutes a significant part of every general chemistry course at university level. Problem solving ability is not a single monolithic skill. Even within the subject of chemistry, there are different types of problems requiring specific theoretical knowledge and different chains of reasoning are necessary for their solution. Meaningful problem solving is much more than the use of a mathematical relationship, the resort to a standard memorised procedure and the recall of information. It requires a lot of work and considerable experience to be able to handle a number of schemata and develop conceptual understanding and the students’ own problem solving skills.
Improving the students’ abilities in problem solving. How to verify the result’s correctness / Angawi, R.; Cardellini, Liberato. - In: REVISTA DE EDUCACION DE LAS CIENCIAS. - ISSN 0124-5481. - STAMPA. - 12:2(2011), pp. 76-78.
Improving the students’ abilities in problem solving. How to verify the result’s correctness
CARDELLINI, LIBERATO
2011-01-01
Abstract
The ability to solve problems is generally considered important and constitutes a significant part of every general chemistry course at university level. Problem solving ability is not a single monolithic skill. Even within the subject of chemistry, there are different types of problems requiring specific theoretical knowledge and different chains of reasoning are necessary for their solution. Meaningful problem solving is much more than the use of a mathematical relationship, the resort to a standard memorised procedure and the recall of information. It requires a lot of work and considerable experience to be able to handle a number of schemata and develop conceptual understanding and the students’ own problem solving skills.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.