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of the implementation of “Inquiry-based Chemistry Experiments” in classrooms Mr Leung Ka Yin (HKTA The Yuen Yuen Institute No.2 Secondary School)

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Experience sharing of the implementation of “ Inquiry-based Chemistry Experiments ” in classrooms. Mr Leung Ka Yin (HKTA The Yuen Yuen Institute No.2 Secondary School). Experiments attempted:. Electrolysis of Aqueous Copper(II) Chloride Solution (in March 2002) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Experience sharing of the implementation of “Inquiry-based Chemistry Experiments” in classrooms

Mr Leung Ka Yin (HKTA The Yuen Yuen Institute No.2 Secondary School)

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Experiments attempted:

Electrolysis of Aqueous Copper(II) Chloride Solution (in March 2002)

Making of Sulphur dioxide (in July 2002)

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Electrolysis of Aqueous Copper(II) Chloride Solution

Objectives: To investigate the electrical

conductivity of copper(II) chloride. To study the products in the

electrolysis of an aqueous copper(II) chloride solution.

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Students have to … design and draw a simple circuit

diagram of electrolysis draw diagrams or write scripts for

the step-by-step sequence of the experiments

seek advice from teacher carry out their tests designed

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Students have to …(Cont’d) record the observations of the

experiments. prepare a report after the

experiment

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Teacher has to… try out the experiment before

making comments. introduce the nature of this kind of

experiment prepare a menu of suitable level

for his/her students Amend the design of the students

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Lab. Tech. has to… co-operate with the teacher prepare the requested apparatus

and chemicals stand-by and assist the teacher

when the experiment is conducting

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Students’ Resources References in the Library Internet resources School Textbooks Classmates within their group Hand-out (Tasks, Materials

avaliable, Questions for Further Thought)

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My working schedule 1 period for introduction of this expt. 3 working days for students to design 3 working days for teachers to

“mark” their suggestions 1 day for lab technician to prepare

the chemicals and equipment 1.5 periods for the experiment by

students

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My working schedule (Cont’d) Half period for class discussions 1 week for marking individual

reports

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The set-up in textbooks

mA mA mA

Cathode

Anode

CuCl 2 solution

Container

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Some Reflections Different generic skills can be trained,

especially analytical and communication

Students-centred activities No unique answer for science questions A step forward to make face the decline

of the quality of students (If not, what else could we do?)

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4 months later…

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Making Sulphur Dioxide To prepare sulphur dioxide gas.

To study the chemical properties of sulphur dioxide gas.

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Three common methods to generate sulphur dioxide (SO2)

warming acidified sulphite solution, burning sulphur in air, adding copper to concentrated

sulphuric acid.

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Safety Precautions! Avoid inhaling deeply the sulphur

dioxide gas produced in the experiment.

Perform the experiment in a well-ventilated laboratory / fume cupboard.

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My working schedule Half a period for introduction of

this expt. for students to design 1 day for lab technician to prepare

the chemicals and equipment A special post-exam day (2 hours)

for for the experiment by students

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My working schedule (Cont’d) one hour for class discussions

which include the presentation of different set-up by different groups, including the pros and corns.

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After the Examinations…

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Conclusions “No Royal road to learning” The attitudes of students have

changed a lot. A long term investment on the part

of students. Time to adapt: Both students and

teachers (including Lab. Tech.)

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Conclusions (Cont’d)

If there is no guarantee of Exam result by drilling of questions, why not induce their motive to learn by themselves at the beginning of the term?