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| Professor Paul B. Kelter Marie Foscue Rourk Professor of Chemistry University of North Carolina - Greensboro, Greensboro, NC 27410 pbkelter@uncg.edu or paulkelter@yahoo.com |
General chemistry is a course that serves a vast and diverse student audience. Deciding what students need to know upon finishing the course is difficult because the audience is so varied. For example, how are the needs of pre-medical and pre-health students different from those of agriculture majors? What does the chemical industry think that students ought to know? What is needed for the one-semester vs. two-semester course? How do faculty define a student "need" vs. a faculty "preference" in the curriculum? What are some creative ways of dealing with diverse needs?
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"On the Virtues of Industry-Based General Chemistry." John Kenkel - jvkenkel@sccm.cc.ne.us Southeast Community College, Lincoln, NE 68520 Discussion Archive for paper 1 (214 kB text file) |
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"General Chemistry at UNAM : Providing Our Heterogeneous Student Body with a Launching Platform to Succesfully Pursue Chemistry Careers." Carlos Castro-Acuna, Ramiro Dominguez-Danache, Mercedes Llano-Lomas and Graciela Muller-Carrera - castroacuna02@yahoo.com Universidad Nacional Autonomade de Mexico, 04510 D.F., Mexico Discussion Archive for paper 2 (47 kB text file) |
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"Creating a Scientifically Literate Citizenry: What are the Long-Term Lessons that Students Should Take Away From General Chemistry?" Gabriela C. Weaver - gweaver@carbon.cudenver.edu Chemistry Department, University of Colorado at Denver, Denver, CO 80217-3364 Discussion Archive for paper 3 (55 kB text file) |
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"Decisions, Decisions..." Brian P. Coppola - bcoppola@umich.edu Department of Chemistry, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1055 Discussion Archive for paper 4 (50 kB text file) |
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"General Chemistry: Looking In from the Outside." Connie Murphy - CJMURPHY@dow.com Dow Chemical, Midland, MI Discussion Archive for paper 5 (75 kB text file) |
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This on-line conference ended Oct. 15, 1999.
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