THE ROLE OF DYNAMIC SIMULATION MODELS IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION
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Exothermic, endothermic, simulation-based, integrated learning.Abstract
This paper focuses on the integration of dynamic simulation models and chemistry lessons and its importance in education. In addition, the advantages of dynamic simulation models and the types of applications are presented. The advantages of integrated lessons over traditional lessons, the results achieved when organizing integrated lessons. An overview of dynamic simulation models is presented, identifying their important aspects and significance in practice, ways of using dynamic simulation models and solving problems arising in chemical education using simulation models.
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