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Assessment for Learning Chemistry: How can enthalpy changes be measured?

Description

Assessment for Learning is an effective way of actively involving students in their learning. Each session plan comes with suggestions about how to organise activities and worksheets that may be used with students.

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Type of Activity

group work

Audience

Teacher

Age Group

16 to 18 years

Subjects

Development of scientific ideas Asking questions Planning Collecting, recording & presenting evidence Analysing, concluding & explaining Evaluating Limitations Standard laboratory procedures Practical investigations Laboratory skills development Using standard techniques Enthalpy changes Hess's Law and enthalpy cycles Energy & heat transfer

How can enthalpy changes be measured

Tutorial

Assessment for Learning Chemistry resource list

Website

A series of resources linked through concept or context which can be used in whole or in part during teaching or learning.

LINKED RESOURCES

Assessment for Learning Chemistry: Introduction

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