[YAPA] FREE 5 hrs Grad credit (A $2, 435 Value + Free Materials--a $850 value for Teachers grades 4-9 + Special edu.) Conceptual Chemistry

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FREE! What is Conceptual Chemistry? ConceptualChemistry is a teacher-friendly, proven-to-be-effective graduate coursefor teachers of chemical concepts in grades 4 – 9. This tuition-free,5-credit-hour Kent State University graduate course combines basic concepts inchemistry with hands-on activities and practice using them.  Conceptual Chemistry Topics: PROPERTIES OF MATTER Somephysical and chemical properties of matter and models to illustrate theirdifferences are explored. DENSITY AND CONCENTRATION Mass,volume and dilution are introduced in order to develop the derived concept ofdensity. SOLUTIONS, MIXTURES AND COMPOUNDS Activitieshelp clarify the chemical differences between materials that are not singleelements. CHEMICAL REACTIONS Activitiesreveal evidences of chemical changes and the conservation of matter. PARTICLE THEORY AND THE PERIODIC TABLE Amini-history of ideas about and classifications of elements are themes ofparticipatory lessons. ACIDS AND BASES Teachersgain experience with acids and bases, their practical uses and descriptive waysto explain pH. ENERGY Anintroduction to various forms of energy and energy transformations is developedwith selected activities. CHEMISTRY OF FOOD Consumer-orientedactivities explore the mixtures of basic nutrients in processed food. CHEMISTRY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Chemicalprinciples are studied as they relate to current environmental issues. FORENSIC CHEMISTRY Thecrime scene provides both a “need to know” and opportunities to apply knowledgeand  From Lab to the Classroom: This course includesideas and models appropriate for intermediate and middle school teachers withconstructivist teaching strategies that will lead to student (and teacher)involvement and understanding. Activities are designed to help teachers learnbasic concepts, and these activities can be adapted for use in the intermediateand middle grades.This course includes ideas and models appropriate forintermediate and middle school teachers with constructivist teaching strategiesthat will lead to student (and teacher) involvement and understanding.Activities are designed to help teachers learn basic concepts, and theseactivities can be adapted for use in the intermediate and middle grades.  Enhance your understanding of basic chemistry byparticipating in Conceptual Chemistry!download application at: http://personal.kent.edu/~cfenk/Chemistry/Conceptual_Chemistry.html Deadline April 1,2016Thank you forforwarding this program to teachers and Admin. people. Gene Easter Brushfire Science Consultants Gene and Linda Easter 330-928-6691 540 S. Ridgecliff St. Tallmadge, Oh 44278 Education is not filling a bucket, but starting a fire. - William Butler Yeats
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