Teaching chemistry in higher education, Seery and McDonnell

By 2019-10-02T09:30:00

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Not just a tribute, this book is a great introduction to chemistry education research and a practical guide for all involved in chemistry education

Far more than a tribute to Professor Tina Overton’s work, Teaching chemistry in higher education provides insight into how primary research may be applied and further developed to enhance teaching and learning. This article offers a review of the book from a secondary teacher’s perspective.

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