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Song

Kinesthetics

Dramatization

Visuals

Manipulatives

Careful Word Definition

Logical Presentation

Guided Student Notes

Social Interaction

Individual Reflection


 

 

Teacher's Guide Table of Contents

To see 63 Learning Outcomes, click here.

The Teacher's Guide is a 336-Page Manual which contains:

  • Commentary on the use of multiple-intelligence learning techniques
  • A Detailed Teaching Outline for topics in HOLY MOL-EE!
  • Instructions on how to lead related activities, integrate the various parts of HOLY MOL-EE!, make needed props and obtain optimum results.

The Guide also contains all song lyrics printed in a concise format, the answer pages for all student worksheets and Guided Student Notes, and information on how HOLY MOL-EE! meets certain Content Standards for the State of California.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CREDITS

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INTRODUCTORY COMMENTARY

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1. a NOTE TO THE PROFESSIONAL

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2. wHY MUSIC IN UPPER LEVEL CHEMISTRY?

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3. fOUR GUIDELINES THAT INFLUENCE "SING-SMART" CURRICULUM

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4. hOWARD GARDNER’S SEVEN INTELLIGENCES

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5. ACCELERATED LEARNING

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6. gIVE LEARNERS A CHANCE

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PREPARATION TO TEACH

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1. hOLY MOL-EE! METHODOLOGY

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2. hOW TO BEST USE THESE MATERIALS

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3. cONTENTS OF SLIDE SHOW/DATA cd

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4. LIST OF PROPS AND MATERIALS NEEDED

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5. table of correlation of HOLY MOL-EE! 2005 materials

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT OUTLINE AND AUTHOR’S TEACHING NOTES

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Introductory Comments

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1. LEARNING MOTIVATION AND THEORY

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1. Learning Requires Effort from the Learner.

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2. Learning is something at which everyone can succeed.

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3. Learning is Worth Doing.

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4. Why you learn is up to you.

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5. continual learning makes economic sense.

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6. THE PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING MAKE IT EASIER.

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7. Persistence is the key.

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8. Chemistry is Worth Learning.

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2. SCIENCE AND SCIENCE PROCESS

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1. The Definition of Science

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2. Scientific Observation

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3. Obtaining Quantitative Data

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4. The Importance of Standards

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5. Le Systeme International d’Unites

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6. The Basics of Spatial Measurement

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7. Special Volume Units Used in Chemistry

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8. Significant Figure Rules for Calculated Quantities

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9. Experimental Investigation

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10. Variables in Science

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11. Theoretical Explanation

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3. RATIONAL QUANTITIES

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1. The Definition of a Ratio

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2. Ratios Used in Science

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3. Density is an Example of a Scientific Ratio

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4. The Density OF Water

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4. THE ATOM, THE MOLE AND MOLAR MASS

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1. The Atom and Its Parts

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2. The Definition of an Element

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3. Elements and Isotopes

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4. A MOLE IS A NUMBER

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5. The Magnitude of a Mole

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6. The Need for Scientific Notation

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7. Atomic and Molar Mass

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8. Atomic Number and Mass Number

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9. AVERAGE ATOMIC MASS

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10. The Molar Mass of Any Substance

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11. The Mole (and Molar Mass)

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5. MANIPULATION OF VARIABLES IN EQUATIONS

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1. Three State VariableS

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2. STP

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3. Gas Law Manipulation

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4. Using Conversion Factors

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6. THE PERIODIC TABLE

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1. Metals, Nonmetals, Salts and Noble Gases

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2. NET Electric Charge

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3. OXIDATION STATE PATTERNS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE

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4. NONMETALS FORM COVALENT BONDS

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5. Periodic Trends in Atomic Size, Electronegativity and Ionization Energy

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7. ELECTRON ENERGIES, ORBITALS AND ELECTRON CONFIGURATION

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1. ELECTRON ENERGY LEVELS AND SPECTRA

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2. ELECTRON ORBITAL THEORY

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3. ORBITAL SHAPES

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4. OVERLAP OF PRINCIPAL ENERGY LEVELS

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5. ELECTRON CONFIGURATION PRACTICE

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6. ELECTRON CONFIGURATIONS FOR TRANSITION METALS

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8. CHEMICAL EQUATIONS

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1. The Numbers on Chemical Symbols

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2. BALANCING CHEMICAL EQUATIONS

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9. ACIDS AND BASES

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1. ACID BASE DEFINITIONS

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2. WATER AND pH

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ACTIVITIES AND DEMOS

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1. CUBIC VOLUME MODELS

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2. physical manipulation of rational equations

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3. MIND MAPPING OF SCIENCE, OBSERVATION AND MEASUREMENT

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4. THE MOLE BANNER CLASS PROJECT

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5. ATOMIC MASS AND MOLAR MASS

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6. THE MOLE KING OPERA

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7. A HUMAN MODEL OF CHEMISTRY BASICS

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8. BONDING AND PRIMARY OXIDATION NUMBERS

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9. NET ELECTRIC CHARGE CLASS DEMO

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10. HANDS-ON SALT FORMULAS

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11. PHYSICAL UNIT CONVERSION METHOD

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12. BALANCING CHEMICAL EQUATIONS

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13. MY PERSONAL ORBITAL

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14. OVERLAPPING ORBITAL SUBLEVELS DEMO

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15. THE PURNEY CHEER FOR ELECTRON CONFIGURATION

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16. periodic trends dramatization demo

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17. acid/base definitions dramatization demo

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PROPS PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Styrofoam Molecular Model Set

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3-D Atomic Density Models

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MODELING CLAY MOLECULES

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SONG LYRICS

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WORKSHEETS WITH ANSWERS

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REFERENCES

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1. Reference to Guided Student Notes

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2. Correlation with California STandards for High School

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3. American Sign Language Alphabet Chart

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4. American Sign Language NUMBERS Chart

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INDEX

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