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  April 10, 2025 | Teaching Methods Using Conditional Formatting in Spreadsheets to Create Engaging, Interactive Lessons with Instant Feedback Mark as Favorite (11 Favorites)

  This webinar will give an overview of different lessons and activities that use conditional formatting in Google Sheets to explore introductory chemistry.

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  March 11, 2025 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Authentic Assessment for Lewis Structures and Intermolecular Forces Mark as Favorite (9 Favorites)

  It can be difficult to create a rigorous and accurate assessment that tests the knowledge and skills a student has gained over the course of a unit. During this webinar, Hannah will navigate you through the process as she shares her unit on Lewis structures and intermolecular forces that culminates in an authentic assessment.

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  February 11, 2025 | Teaching Resources An Experimental and Case Studies Approach to Teaching Chemical Principles Using Applications in Archaeology and Art Mark as Favorite (5 Favorites)

  This presentation will describe recent efforts to integrate the study of chemical principles with the characterization, authentication, restoration, and conservation of artistic materials of cultural heritage significance in a multidisciplinary course designed for high school students.

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  January 23, 2025 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Engineering to Empower Students & Their Communities Through Understanding Heat Islands Mark as Favorite (2 Favorites)

  In this webinar, Shannon Morey and Emily Berman will review a unit project in which students learn about heat and temperature through the lens of urban heat islands and red lining.

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  December 03, 2024 | Advanced Chemistry Chemistry Trivia Showdown! Mark as Favorite (1 Favorite)

  Join AACT for a fun night of chemistry trivia questions designed to stump you. Our webinar leader, Jeramy DeBry, has come up with more than 20 questions to have you reconsidering how well you truly know chemistry. Our host, Michael Mury, will lead the trivia. Join us to get to know other AACT members and find out if you are AACT's chemistry champion! There will be prizes for first and second place.

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  November 19, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Escape Rooms in the Chemistry Classroom Mark as Favorite (5 Favorites)

  Join us for this webinar, where Elizabeth Christophy will share how to increase student interest and engagement by using escape rooms to review or reinforce chemistry concepts.

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  November 14, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Using New Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) Activities to Teach Kinetics Mark as Favorite (4 Favorites)

  During this webinar, Laura Trout will share a sample Kinetics unit plan that incorporates new kinetics POGIL activities to use in your classroom.

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  November 07, 2024 | Teaching Resources Creating a YouTube Playlist to Enhance Curriculum and Meet Students' Needs Mark as Favorite (1 Favorite)

  There are many videos on YouTube that can enhance chemistry curricula. During this webinar, Susan will share her personal tips and tricks to creating a YouTube playlist for a chapter/unit! She will also discuss how she creates accompanying worksheets to enrich the learning process.

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  October 17, 2024 | Teaching Methods Teaching Nuclear Energy with the 6 Thinking Hats: A Practical Classroom Experience Mark as Favorite (4 Favorites)

  In this webinar, Yener Eksi will be sharing his experience teaching different aspects of nuclear energy to his honors chemistry students using the Six Thinking Hats strategy.

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  October 03, 2024 | Teaching Resources, Technology Picture Perfect Chemistry: The Intersection of Chemistry and Photography Mark as Favorite (1 Favorite)

  Join us for a special webinar highlighting how to celebrate National Chemistry Week in your classroom! Bring the ideas behind photography into your chemistry class and learn more about how photography and imaging work as we look at this year’s National Chemistry Week theme: Picture Perfect Chemistry.

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  September 25, 2024 | Teaching Resources, Advanced Chemistry Lessons Learned from the 2024 AP Chemistry Exam Mark as Favorite (3 Favorites)

  Join the AP Chemistry Instructional Director, Jamie Benigna, for a detailed analysis of free-response questions from last year’s AP Chemistry exam.

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  September 17, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Differentiating your Honors and On-level Chemistry Classes Mark as Favorite (12 Favorites)

  A common question in chemistry teaching social media circles is "How do you differentiate between honors chemistry and on-level chemistry?" In this webinar, Nora Walsh will share how she differentiates her on-level and honors classes, focusing on extending the standards that are covered in chemistry I to deepen the applications and AP alignment.

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  September 12, 2024 | Teaching Resources AACT Resources and Open House – 2024 Mark as Favorite (0 Favorites)

  What are the benefits of being an AACT member? Join our AACT presidential board for an overview of how to use the website to make planning for the chemistry classroom easier.

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  July 17, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Virtual Summer Symposium: Guided Inquiry in the Chemistry Classroom Mark as Favorite (5 Favorites)

  Guided inquiry can be more difficult to organize than a direct lecture. Guided inquiry can also bring increased student engagement and curiosity. During this symposium, teachers will share what guided inquiry looks like in their classroom and how you can get started too!

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  July 16, 2024 | Lab & Safety, Teaching Methods Virtual Summer Symposium: Creating and Carrying out Targeted Labs Mark as Favorite (10 Favorites)

  Labs can take many forms during a chemistry or physical science class. Students can use them to investigate a phenomenon or gather evidence to explain a concept. While many labs exist, coming up with new ideas can be difficult. During this symposium, hear from several teachers about how they decide if a lab is worth incorporating, how to come up with ideas for new labs, and how to gauge student learning during a lab.

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  May 08, 2024 | Teaching Resources Incorporating Federal Resources Into Your K-12 Classroom Mark as Favorite (0 Favorites)

  The Einstein Fellowship brings K-12 STEM educators together from across the country to tap into their experiences to shape and lead the conversation around STEM at a national level. During this webinar, Jill Latchana will lead a discussion where Einstein Fellows share what they have learned during their fellowship and how you can change your classroom by incorporating pertinent federal resources.

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  April 16, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Making Sense of Covalent Bonding: Insights from the Most Frequently Asked Questions in a Chemistry Discussion Group Mark as Favorite (7 Favorites)

  In this webinar, Matthew Ford will share common questions from teachers about covalent bonding, discuss why they are more challenging than they look, and provide approaches to help teachers and students make sense of this secretly challenging topic.

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  April 11, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Technology Is ChatGPT for Me? Mark as Favorite (3 Favorites)

  In this session, Mary Howard, a current ELA and science teacher, will talk about using ChatGPT in the classroom. Participants will learn exactly what ChatGPT is, how to access it and how to use it to help assist with instructional tasks in the classroom.

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  April 04, 2024 | Teaching Methods AACT Spring Office Hours Mark as Favorite (0 Favorites)

  Join Jenelle Ball and Greta Glugoski, current chemistry teachers, for a Q&A webinar. Jenelle and Greta will share a little bit about themselves and their teaching backgrounds and answer any teaching questions you have!

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  March 19, 2024 | Teaching Resources Using ChemMatters to Bring Science Stories to the Classroom Mark as Favorite (8 Favorites)

  As an AACT member, you might already receive a complimentary subscription to ChemMatters as a member benefit. How can you use it in instruction? During this webinar, we’ll focus on the February 2024 ChemMatters issue and show you how to find and use AACT and ACS resources to create a lesson where students make connections between chemistry concepts and the real world. We will be joined by Roxanne Spencer, who will share her experience teaching K-12 students to read and understand science articles.

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  March 07, 2024 | Teaching Methods A Deeper Dive Into Project-Based Learning Mark as Favorite (6 Favorites)

  This webinar builds on our introductory project-based learning webinar to learn how to make project-based learning more applicable and scaffolded.

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  February 27, 2024 | Teaching Methods, Teaching Resources Getting Started with Project-Based Learning Mark as Favorite (4 Favorites)

  In this webinar, Barbara Nelson will share some benefits of project-based learning, how to get started, and how to counter some of the strongest arguments against PBL. She will share some of the projects she has her students engage in.

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  January 31, 2024 | Technology Tips for Using Online Chemistry Simulations in the Middle School Classroom Mark as Favorite (2 Favorites)

  Join middle school science teacher Jennifer Smith during this webinar to learn techniques for introducing and implementing chemistry simulations in the classroom.

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  January 11, 2024 | Teaching Resources Mini Webinar: Using a Molecular Design Challenge to Implement Engineering in the Classroom Mark as Favorite (5 Favorites)

  During this mini webinar, Jeannine Foucault will highlight a favorite classroom activity of hers in just 20 minutes! Join us to learn about implementing an engineering approach to building a molecular model.

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  November 13, 2023 | Teaching Methods AAPT & AACT Office Hours: Lessons Learned from Teaching Chemistry and Physics Simultaneously Mark as Favorite (1 Favorite)

  Join a discussion on teaching both chemistry and physics. Panelists will discuss tips, tricks, challenges and successes of being a teacher of multiple disciplines. Panelists include members of both AAPT and AACT with specialties in both Physics and Chemistry.