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Stories and Anecdotes in the Chemistry Classroom
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The benefits of utilizing storytelling in the chemistry classroom are discussed. Examples of stories used by the author are given in the areas of content, history of chemistry, lives of chemists, blunders, and ethics. Also, general guidelines to assist teachers in developing their own stories are outlined.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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