Chemistry education: best practices, opportunities and trends

By Simon Lancaster2015-09-10T00:00:00

A practitioner’s guide

Chemistry education: best practices, opportunities and trends
Javier García-Martínez and Elena Serrano-Torregrosa (eds)
2015 | 792pp | £150 (HB)
ISBN 9783527336050

The editors of Chemistry Education have assembled an impressive team of contributors for this multi-author tome on topics in chemical education. Their goal is to provide a practitioner’s guide to a great variety of solutions presented in the literature to everyday challenges faced by those teaching chemistry at secondary and tertiary level.

Simon Lancaster reviews Chemistry education: best practices, opportunities and trends and poses the question: how should this book be used?

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