Carbon Bonding Kiosk
This Stand alone Instructional Resource (StAIR) is designed for 8th grade chemistry students to familiarize them with the concepts of straight, branched, and ring shaped carbon bonds.It is an interactive kiosk.
This Stand alone Instructional Resource (StAIR) is designed for 8th grade chemistry students to familiarize them with the concepts of straight, branched, and ring shaped carbon bonds.It is an interactive kiosk.
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Presentation
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Date Added to MERLOT:
April 21, 2013
Date Modified in MERLOT:
April 30, 2013
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Submitter:
Jason
Murray
Keywords:
Stand alone instructional resource (StAIR),
middle school,
chemistry,
Carbon bonding
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Middle School,
High School
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Language:
English
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3 years ago
Atoya Martin (Teacher (K-12))
I learned a lot from this lesson. I like how the student was encouraged if the answer was incorrect. The redirection of providing a review of the material covered was very useful.
Technical Remarks:
Everything downloaded and worked fine.
Time spent reviewing site:
10 minutes
3 years ago
Edith Erickson (Teacher (K-12))
This is a stand alone lesson on carbon bonding, obviously intended for older students. Throughout the lesson, students learn about the types of carbon bonds and are asked to indentify the bonds throughout the presentation. The presentation itself is easy to navigate. The design doesn't distract from the content. Overall, it was very well done.
Technical Remarks:
PowerPoint viewer is required.
Time spent reviewing site:
10 minutes
3 years ago
Priscila Fojan (Teacher (K-12))
This is a quick introduction/review to Carbon bonding and the specific 3 types of Carbon bonding (straight, branched, ringed). The presentation is great with sound, transitions, appropriate information, and feedback for all the questions. The only thing I would suggest is there be more questions. This would be great as a very quick review that was followed by more indepth conversation or another Power Point show.
Technical Remarks:
No broken links
Time spent reviewing site:
10 minutes
3 years ago
Susan Kwiatkowski (Student)
This Stand alone Instructional Resource (StAIR) is very well designed for the intended audience of 8th grade chemistry students. It clearly connects them with the concepts of straight, branched, and ring shaped carbon bonds.It is an interactive kiosk. I loved the transitions, sounds, feedback. Great job!
Time spent reviewing site:
15 Minutes