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5 effective ways to teach chemistry with digital technology

The Covid pandemic has caused a lot of disruption in education, but it has arguably improved the use of digital technology in the classroom. In this article, a science teacher from Northern Ireland shares five ways they use Microsoft OneNote in their chemistry classroom. These strategies include teaching organic mechanisms, pH calculations and buffers, as well as to taking notes and checking students’ understanding.

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