التعلم القائم على المشاريع في الكيمياء: تحفيز الإبداع والتفكير النقدي لدى الطلاب
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This research aims to explore the impact of project-based learning in enhancing critical thinking and creativity among students during the study of chemistry. The research focuses on evaluating students' performance and participation in practical activities, in addition to collecting teachers' opinions regarding the effectiveness of this educational strategy. The research demonstrates the importance of applying project-based learning as a modern educational tool that aims to enhance the quality of the learning process by encouraging students to explore chemical concepts in innovative and interactive ways.
As this research works to analyze the factors affecting the success of this educational strategy. The research also aims to provide practical and objective recommendations to enhance the effectiveness of this strategy in the context of education. These recommendations may include improving teachers' training in designing and implementing inspiring educational projects, enhancing interaction and cooperation between students in the context of chemical projects, in addition to providing the necessary resources and appropriate technology to enhance the learning process.
In short, this research is a valuable contribution to understanding how to stimulate critical thinking and creativity through the application of project-based learning strategies in teaching chemistry. The research seeks to identify the positive aspects and potential challenges, while providing practical guidance to enhance the impact of this strategy and make it more effective in enhancing students' thinking and creativity skills.
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1- Al-Afoun, Nadia Hussein Younis, (2015), Modern Trends in Teaching and Thinking Development, Safa Publishing House, Amman, second edition.
2- Stanley, Todd, (2013), Project-Based Learning for Gifted Students, trans. Mahmoud Mohammed Al-Wahid, King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity.
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