Episode 4: Scott Milam on conceptual models, chemical history and giant screaming jelly babies

from Cohesive Chemistry · host ollie.canning

In this episode, Ollie talks to Scott Milam. Scott is an award-winning chemistry teacher in the US, having experience as both an IB Examiner and IA moderator. Learn more from Scott through his YouTube (@APphyzicks), X (@IBchemmilam) or his outstanding book (Teaching Introductory Chemistry). We discuss: 0:00 Intro 1:22 Scott's book - Teaching Introductory Chemistry 4:55 How can cognitive science help teachers? 13:33 Integrating chemical history into lessons 22:39 Developing students' conceptual models 28:08 Building conceptual understanding before the IB 31:35 Reflection and vulnerability in learning 41:31 Johnstone's triangle 49:32 Preparing students for exams 57:40 Making the best of the IA 1:05:39 Quick-fire questions

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