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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education  2024, Vol. 45 Issue (5): 77-84    DOI: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2022110193
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Interdisciplinary Theme Teaching Design Based on Real Situation and Model Construction: Sugars, Fat and Proteins
CHEN Ying, CHEN Yan*
College of Chemistry and Material, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou 350007, China
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Abstract  In this research, with potatoes as experiment materials, such life and production scenarios as “food rumors” “environmental news” “scientific research conclusions” “production processes” “national strategies” are designed in the purpose of improving students’ core literacy of chemistry. Through such activities as rumor analysis, starch hydrolysis experiments, the assembly of amino acid, discussion about the processing of potato protein, and making suggestions for potato staple food strategy, students are led to, step by step, experience the interdisciplinary model construction process of “perceiving lipid hydrolysis models - constructing carbohydrate cognitive models - refining biological macromolecular cognitive models - applying models to solve problems”, in order to develop model construction capabilities, internalize interdisciplinary thinking, and improve discipline core literacy.
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Key wordsinterdisciplinary      real situation      model of cognition      design of teaching     
    
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CHEN Ying, CHEN Yan. Interdisciplinary Theme Teaching Design Based on Real Situation and Model Construction: Sugars, Fat and Proteins[J]. Chinese Journal of Chemical Education, 2024, 45(5): 77-84.
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