Effects of Context-Based Laboratory Experiments on Attitudes of Analytical Chemistry Students

David L. Pringle, Julie Henderleiter

Journal of Chemical Education · 1999 · 35 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

This study suggests that context-based laboratory activities can improve some aspects of student attitude. Students' attitudes toward their ability to reason about and interpret experimental results as well as the ability to function in a laboratory setting are enhanced most by context-based laboratory.