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Anna Bertram; Charlotte A. Clark; Kyle W. Galloway; Oscar Siles Bru¨gge; Andrew Nortcliffe – Journal of Chemical Education, 2025
We present the development and evaluation of "da Vinci's Curse", a chemistry escape room experience designed to consolidate laboratory skills in a fun and interactive setting. Inspired by the maestro, Leonardo da Vinci, the escape room challenges students to complete a series of puzzles in teams to escape "da Vinci's Curse".…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Science Education, Chemistry, Skill Development
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Chan, Man Ching Esther; Clarke, David – ZDM: The International Journal on Mathematics Education, 2017
Contemporary curriculum demands the development of both problem solving skills and negotiative skills required for collaborative group work. Tasks are required that create the best possible conditions for students to develop both of these skill sets. Open-ended tasks have been shown to provide these conditions, but they also require the teacher to…
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Task Analysis, Cooperative Learning, Skill Development
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Stephenson, N. S.; Sadler-McKnight, N. P. – Chemistry Education Research and Practice, 2016
The Science Writing Heuristic (SWH) laboratory approach is a teaching and learning tool which combines writing, inquiry, collaboration and reflection, and provides scaffolding for the development of critical thinking skills. In this study, the California Critical Thinking Skills Test (CCTST) was used to measure the critical thinking skills of…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Thinking Skills, Skill Development, Chemistry
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Towns, Marcy; Harwood, Cynthia J.; Robertshaw, M. Brooke; Fish, Jason; O'Shea, Kevin – Journal of Chemical Education, 2015
An evidence centered design approach was used to develop, implement, and assess a novel and innovative digital pipetting badge using Purdue's Passport system. Each student in a large lecture course created a video demonstrating how to use a 10 mL pipet to dispense liquid. The video was uploaded into the Passport system, which allowed instructors…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Chemistry, Laboratory Equipment, Laboratory Training
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Smith, Catherine J. – Chemistry Education Research and Practice, 2012
Despite being criticised for placing little emphasis on thinking, the majority of laboratory work at school level is taught "via" expository "recipe-style" labs. This has been seen to result in students struggling to be able to apply the practical techniques they have learnt in the classroom outside the narrow environment in which they were…
Descriptors: Study Skills, Chemistry, Independent Study, Skill Development
Pomerko, Doris; And Others – 1971
A course in introduction to music emphasizing modes and forms is presented. A laboratory approach in which pupils are to develop skill in playing keyboard instruments, sing, listen to, read and compose music with emphasis on identification of elementary concepts of mode and form is used. Course objectives include: (1) The student will select the…
Descriptors: Auditory Perception, Cognitive Objectives, Course Content, Course Objectives
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Larsen, Joann; Hepworth, Dean H. – Journal of Education for Social Work, 1978
The efficacy of experimental, competency-based methods of teaching the interpersonal skills of empathic communication, respect, and genuineness is compared with traditional didactic methods. Experimental groups taught with communication laboratories significantly outperformed control groups. (Author/LBH)
Descriptors: Caseworker Approach, Communication Skills, Competency Based Education, Higher Education
Caro, Paul W. – 1974
Flight simulators are built as realistically as possible, presumably to enhance their training value. Yet, their training value is determined by the way they are used. Traditionally, simulators have been less important for training than have aircraft, but they are currently emerging as primary pilot training vehicles. This new emphasis is an…
Descriptors: Aircraft Pilots, Aviation Technology, Educational Programs, Flight Training