IMPROVING CHEMISTRY TEACHING METHODS IN AN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
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Digital pedagogy, virtual laboratories, interactive learning, student engagement, online assessment, blended learning.Abstract
This article looks at ways to make chemistry teaching better in e-learning setups. It focuses on adding interactive digital tools, virtual lab platforms, and strategies centered on students. Drawing from my own teaching background and some careful analysis, I dig into how online chemistry lessons turn more effective, reachable, and full of real concepts when we use tech-boosted teaching methods. Well-put-together e-learning systems help build up students' reasoning in science. They boost involvement too. Plus, they offer learning chances that are flexible in ways old-school classrooms often cannot match. The piece points out fresh models for teaching chemistry online. It also suggests real fixes for typical teaching hurdles in virtual spaces.
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