ISSN 1344-7963

Contents

Asian Edition in English

Special Issue featuring the 5th Conference of the Network of Interasian Chemistry Educators (NICE)

100. [Foreword by the Organizer] Foreword for the Special Issue featuring the 5th Conference of the Network of Inter-Asian Chemistry Educators (NICE), by Shyan-Jer Lee (National Pingtung University of Education, Pingtung, Taiwan)

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Articles

101. [Prenary Lecture] Opportunities for Innovation in Chemical Education, by Sunney I. Chan (¹California Institute of Technology, USA, ²Academia Sinica, ³National Pingtung University of Education, ⁴National Taiwan University, Taiwan) (pdf, 1.6 MB / html).
102. [Literacy in Chemistry] Keywords-based Recommendation System: A Case Study of Civic Chemical Literacy, by Pei-Jung Lin¹, Chin-Cheng Chou² (¹Hungkuang University, Taiwan, ²National Taipei University of Education, Taiwan) (pdf, 440 KB / html).
103. [Microscale Chemistry] Microscale Synthesis and Characterization of Gold Nanoparticles for the Laboratory Instruction, by Shui-Ping Yang (National Changhua University of Education, Taiwan) (pdf, 1.1 MB / html).
104. [Teaching Strategy in College Chemistry] Strategic Applications of Dynamic Reaction Figures to Redox Chemistry for Improving Students' Skills in Problem-Solving, by King-Dow Su (De Lin Institute of Technology, Taiwan) (pdf, 220 KB / html).
105. [International Comparison of High School Textbooks] Comparison and Analysis to Labwork of Chemistry Textbooks of High School between Beijing and Taiwan from the Perspective of Science Literacy by Ying Peng¹, Chin-Cheng Chou², Su-Jing Dong¹ (¹Capital Normal University, China, ²National Taipei University of Education, Taiwan) (pdf, 2.1 MB / html).
106. [Teacher Educaton and Training] Teacher Education in Japan through Training Program with Experiment Study, by Haruo Ogawa¹, Hiroki Fujii², Akira Ikuo¹ (¹Tokyo Gakugei University, ²Okayama University, Japan) (pdf, 1.8 MB / html).
107. [University students' learing physics as a literacy for chemistry] Learning Difference on Physical Science Concepts between High and Low Achievement Groups at Junior College Chemistry Course, by Kai-Ping, Wang (Hsin Sheng Junior College of Medical Care and Management, Taiwan) (pdf, 300 KB / html).

Teaching-Learning Materials-Practices

108. [Web-based material with snow and ice for primary and secondary students] Web-based teaching material connecting science and environmental education in primary school and junior high school, Part II. Microscopic demonstration of snow-like ice-crystal growing and reconstruction of website, by Setsuko Sato¹ and Kotaro Asano² (¹Gifu University, ²Aichi Institute of Technology Meiden High School, Japan) (pdf, 1.4 MB / html).
109. [Quantum chemical calculation based matrial for college/university students] An Approach to the Electronic Textbook of Basic Chemistry Linking Chemical Experiments, by Akira Ikuo, Yusuke Yoshinaga, and Haruo Ogawa (Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan) (pdf, 1.1 MB / html).
110. [Solubility and temperature for primary and secondary students] Investigating the Relationship between Temperature and Crystal Growth of Storm Glass, by Jing-Ping Jong, Ping-Huan Hsieh, and Jian-Zhang Pan (New Taipei Municipal Jinhe High School, Taiwan) (pdf, 2.0 MB / html).
111. [Practice on materials science in elementrary schools and for public] When egg meets cornstarch aqueous solution: ooblecks demonstrate thixotropic properties, by Chiung-Lan Wang (The Chemical Educational Resource Center (CERC) of Taiwan) ( pdf, 0.5 MB / html).
112. [Material for university physical chemistry practice] A basic experiment program of physical chemistry utilizing PC - Determination of heat of dissolution of NaCl - , by Akira Ikuo, Yusuke Yoshinaga, and Haruo Ogawa (Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan) ( pdf, 12 MB / html).

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