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This material reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein
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Successful Integration of ICT in Chemistry Lessons
Julien Keutgen
Inforef
Liège, Belgium
Abstract
For the three years of the “Chemistry is All Around Network” project, the main focus of the Belgian working group was ICT, and particularly how to use ICT appropriately in class so that it can really motivate students and help them understand the topic (integrating experiments, interactions between students...). As planned in the project, teaching resources have been collected and reviewed since its beginning. Yet, Inforef and its teachers involved went further as they used this opportunity to create new resources and train teachers to use them. Different working groups of teachers were formed. Since late 2013, Inforef has organised the testing of those resources in the different schools involved in the project. The audience includes secondary school students of various levels and future science teachers.
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National Reports on successful experiences to promote lifelong learning for chemistry The national reports on chemistry successful experiences to promote lifelong learning for chemistry are now available on the related section of the project portal. The reports presents examples of successful experiences in the partner countries and the results of testing of ICT resources with science teachers.
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