Comparison of Classical and Experimental Teaching Methods For Successful Learning and Chemistry Attıtude Of Acid-Base Concept Among High School Students

Year 2003, Volume: 18 Issue: 18, 93 - 104, 25.12.2013

Musa Üce

Abstract

In this study, we investigated the effect of classical and experimental teaching
methods on successful learning of acid-base concept in chemistry. Two (grade 10) classes
from a high school were selected. Students in one class were instructed by classical method
and their success in learning was compared with that of the other class in which experimental
method was applied.
During the course of the study, part of instruction was made in the laboratory to
enable the students to perform experiments within a group. In addition, Chemistry Attitute
Test were applied to the students to evaluate if the experimental method had influenced their
attitudes towards chemistry. Logical Thinking Ability Test, Scientific Achievement Test were
applied to collect the data.
It was found that the instruction by the experimental method improved the students
success in learning the acids and bases subject significantly compared to the overall success
of the students taught by the classical method . It did not, however, change the attitudes of the
students to chemistry as indicated by the scores of the Chemistry Attitude Test (CAT) applied
at the beginning and end of the study. There is no significant difference between groups .
Key words : Chemistry, chemistry education, acids and bases

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Ortaöğretim Kimya Eğitiminde Asitler ve Bazlar Konusunun Öğretiminde Klasik ve Deneysel Yöntemlerin Başarıya ve Kimya Tutumuna Etkisinin Karşılaştırılması

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Ortaöğretim Kimya Eğitiminde Asitler ve Bazlar Konusunun Öğretiminde Klasik ve Deneysel Yöntemlerin Başarıya ve Kimya Tutumuna Etkisinin Karşılaştırılması

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