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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education  
  Chinese Journal of Chemical Education--2017, 38 (1)   Published: 02 January 2017
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 0-0.
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Reflection on Abandoned Hazardous Chemicals in High School Chemistry Laboratory

YE Min-Ling
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 1-4. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2016010008
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This paper was about the thinking of the abandoned hazardous chemicals in high school chemistry laboratory which was evoked by the Tianjin hazardous chemicals big bang, and deeply analyzed the reasons, features and status quo of high school chemistry laboratory abandoned hazardous chemicals produced, which should arouse the attention of the relevant departments. Combining with the actual situation of high school, this paper put forward some effective suggestions respectively from the training system, management system, database, recycling mechanism, partner relationship, and tender condition and so on.

Teaching Practice of 5E Instructional Model in China and Review of its Research Progress in Foreign Countries

HU Jiu-Hua, GAO Chong
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 5-9. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015030117
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5E instructional model was widely used in international science teaching, and it was an important teaching mode of conceptual change and inquiry teaching which used widely in educational research and practice in basic education in our country. 5E instructional model was a kind of learning ring mode based on constructivism, which mainly including 5 parts:engagement, exploration, explanation, elaboration, evaluation. Each stage had its dedicated teaching strategies. This study systematically reviewed the origin, connotation and characteristics of 5E instructional model, deeply analyzed the existing practice case of 5E instructional mode in our country, described the practice application situation and existing problems of 5E instructional mode, and put forward positive suggestions for improvement of inquiry teaching in our country. By explaining the evolution and research progress of 5E instructional model, this paper hoped to describe the direction and content of the study in the future.

Infiltration of Chemical Thought in Teaching Process of Iron Transformation

LI Jing-Xuan
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 10-13. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015100069
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Through the teaching case of "iron transformation", this paper discussed the improvement of curriculum design and the development of inquiry-based teaching, and constructed the implementation strategies for the infiltration of chemical ideas in the teaching of element and compound under the new curriculum standard.

Flipped Classroom Teaching of Primary Battery in Senior High School Chemistry

SONG Zhao-Shuang, WANG Chun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 14-18. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014080049
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Taking the teaching design and implementation of "primary battery" as an example, this paper explored the application of flipped classroom in high school chemistry teaching from the following four aspects:the choice of teaching contents, the production of micro video and learning plan, the analysis and feedback of learning plan and the classroom teaching implementation. The flipped classroom teaching mode had advantages in teaching organization based on the learning situation and cultivating students' high order thinking ability. At the same time, teachers and students had to face the challenges when applying the flipped classroom teaching mode.

Classroom Observation System for Chemistry Preconception Change

WANG Xiao-Cong
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 19-26. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014080125
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This paper constructed classroom observation system composed of 4 dimensions such as chemistry preconception, teachers' teaching method of and questioning, the degree of students' classroom participation and the reached extent of learning goal. This system could observe and count classroom behaviors, and evaluate the effectiveness of transformation strategies derived from teaching practice for scientific preconception.

Development of Questionnaire on Application of Chemical Bond Based on Meta-Cognition Theory

LIN Guang-Wan, WANG Cun-Kuan
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 27-30. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014090144
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In order to measure the degree of students' meta-cognition participation in applying the concept of chemical bond, this paper designed a questionnaire of applying the concept of chemical bond based on meta-cognition theory. The questionnaire included 2 basic concepts of covalent bond and ionic bond, and each of these basic concepts included five ended questions. Two open tasks were added after each of the ended questions to measure the degree of students' participation in meta-cognitive knowledge and meta-cognitive monitoring when applying the concept of chemical bond. Survey data analysis for a high school student who had learned the concept of chemical bond showed that the questionnaire had high internal consistency, good reliability and validity. Therefore, the questionnaire could be used as a tool to measure the degree of students' participation in applying the concept of chemical bond, and had certain application value.

Teaching Design of Senior High School Organic Chemistry Review Based on Holistic Cognition

LI You-Heng, HU Zheng-Yan
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 31-37. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014110027
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Based on the curriculum standards and examination syllabus, this paper explored how to integrate the scattered knowledge throughout the textbooks, how to effectively use the unit integrity teaching thought to review modular knowledge, and how to solve the questions about organic integrated inference and so on.

Investigation on Novice Chemistry Teachers' Understanding of Effective Teaching

Feng Zhi-Jun, Li Jia, WANG Hou-Xiong
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 38-41. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015050110
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This study selected the novice chemistry teachers with one year teaching experiences as object, investigated their understanding of effective teaching, and found that:39% of the novice chemistry teachers could only achieve one dimension of the characteristics of effective teaching; only 8% of the novice chemistry teachers could achieve four dimensions or more, and 64% of the novice chemistry teachers could realize the characteristics of "reasonable design and implementation of teaching objectives". The novice chemistry teachers' understanding of effective teaching strategies mainly focused on "effective teaching design (50%)" and "outstanding students' subject position (53%)". The novice chemistry teachers' understanding of influence factors of effective teaching mainly concentrated on "teachers' professional literacy" and "students' levels of ability", rarely mentioned "students' preview and review after class" or other objective factors, and the novice chemistry teachers had narrow understanding of effective teaching misunderstanding. This paper also put forward some suggestions for novice chemistry teachers and educational institutions.

Comparative Study on Chemistry Self-Regulated Learning Strategies Among Different Learning Level Students

WU Han-Qing, FANG Ping
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 42-47. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015060030
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Using self-compiled "chemical self-regulated learning strategies scale", this paper investigated 684 high school students in Beijing. The research showed that significant correlation between self-regulated learning strategies and outstanding or poor academic performance, but middle academic performance. Specifically, the dimensions of motivation strategies:the outstanding students had a strong intrinsic motivation; poor students were lack of basic interest in learning; the motivations of middle level students were not clear. The dimensions of cognitive strategies:outstanding students had strong initiative, diverse thinking, strong structural knowledge; poor students didn't have good study habits, a single method, knowledge scattered; the depth of knowledge processing was not enough for middle level students. The dimensions of management strategies:outstanding students had a strong management capability of time, "correction notebook" and experiment manipulation; poor students were lack of all aspects of management; the management capacities of middle level students needed to be improved. In view of this, this paper put forward some teaching strategies.

Informational Teaching Tools for Promoting Construction of Chemical Particulate Concept

HUANG Ping, LI Lin, RAN Ming
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 48-51. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015010136
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This paper explained the definition of informational teaching tool based on the particulate concept, information expression and its application of various dimensions of chemical particulates in teaching. Studies showed that teachers should rely on students' life experience, start from chemical experiment, and accord to the different dimensions of the presence of particulates, use information tool to design teaching in the process of helping junior high school students to construct particulate concept, and obtained good teaching effect.

Application of Micro-Video in Teaching of Acid-Base Property of Salt Solution

WANG Ying
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 52-56. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015040111
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In order to help students to build a general knowledge of the acid-base property of salt solution, this paper designed an experimental lesson which contained some modern information technologies. First, a micro-video made by the software ‘Camtasia Studio’ was shown in the class, then the students imitated to guess the acid-base property of these two solutions and design experiments to verify their guesses. During this period, the teacher took photos of the students doing experiments with an ipad and showed those pictures with the computer projection by AirPlayer, an application from iTools at the appropriate time, so as to promote a further analysis. The use of micro-video shortened the experimentation, increased the classroom efficiency and was also convenient for students to review this lesson. Taking candid photographs and real-time projection helped to have a distinct review of the experiment by freeze-framing and magnifying the experimental phenomena. Students could also realize the importance of solution selection and experience an ordinary process of scientific inquiry by designing and practicing the experiment on their own.

Using Android Smart Mobile Phone to Detect the Concentration of Transparent Colored Solutions

LI Jia
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 57-60. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015040085
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This paper got the value of L*、a*、b* of the different concentration of transparent colored solutions by using CMOS sensor of Android smart mobile phone and Android mobile phone software Color Grab, introduced the corresponding data into Excel to get the corresponding value of chromatism, obtained the concentration of the solution by establishing the numerical relationship between value of chromatism and concentration, and measuring value of chromatism of the transparent colored solution by the smart mobile phone. After calibration, the system no longer needed standard solution.

Design of Rusting Experiment of Nails

LUO Peng, XIE Qiao-Bing, LIU Hai-Ping
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 61-62. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2013120135
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This paper designed rusting experiment of nails using potassium thiocyanate as indicator to prove the presence of ferric ion, and thus students could understand rusting experiment of nails more deeply and clearly.

Using Digital Hand-Held Technology to Inquire Reason of Candle Unconventional Extinguished: Validated by Determining Change of CO2 Concentration and Temperature

HUANG Yu-Zhan, QIAN Yang-Yi, LIN Jian-Fen
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 63-69. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015040119
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This paper used digital hand-held technology to determine the change of CO2 concentration and temperature in the process of candle extinguished, and got the related curves. Combined with the macroscopic experimental phenomena and the change of curve, this study analyzed and verified the cause of the candle unconventional extinguished.

Reason for Light Green Color of Solution After the Reaction of Copper and Ferric Chloride

WU Zhao-Hui
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 70-72. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014100160
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Through the experimental investigation and theoretical analysis, this paper found that the solution was light green after the reaction of copper and ferric chloride and the reason was that the reaction of Cu and CuCl2 generated CuCl white precipitate which consumed the Cu2+ in solution. According to this conclusion, this paper revised the experimental design and point of view in a former literature, and carried out scientific transformation of two test questions about the reaction of Cu and FeCl3.

Comparison of Non-Metallic of Nitrogen and Chlorine

ZHANG Xin-Ping, TAO Hong-Tao, XIAO Yan-Jiao
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 73-77. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2014110047
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N and Cl have the same L. Pauling electronegativity, so their non-metallic should be the same, but the atomic radii, ionization energies, electron affinities and other electronegativity of them are different, reflecting the difference in their non-metallic. This paper compared the non-metallic of N and Cl in nitrogen trichloride, which indicated that the non-metallic comparison of N and Cl should be based on dynamic electronegativity.

Electrode Reaction Formula in Water-Involved Electrolysis Reaction System

YU Jun, SHEN Dian
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 78-80. ;  doi: 10.13884/j.1003-3807hxjy.2015030063
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This paper expounded the causes of controversy on the written forms of electrode reaction formula in electrolysis reaction from the perspective of design and arrangement of the contents of the textbook, related chemical terms, students' cognitive law and electrolysis reaction theory, and clarified the primary cause was the difference between the essence of electrode reaction and the writing rules. How to recognize and treat this controversy was also discussed, in order to provide references for chemistry teaching in high school.

Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 81-81.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 18-18.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2017, 38 (1): 62-62.
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