BCSTORY 2010 Canterbury Univ - Contents

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Page 1 - Review
Page 2 - Review
Page 3Most usage is by cohorts having customised courses - Review
Page 4Survey at the end of every module - Review
Page 5Usage at Canterbury - Review
Page 6Looking at the subtopic data for CHEM 114 - Review
Page 7VSEPR Introduction
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Theory - Review
6 marksPage 8VSEPR Introduction
Recognizing the shapes
Page 9VSEPR Introduction
Shape families - Review
8 marksPage 10VSEPR Introduction
Shape families 1
13 marksPage 11VSEPR Introduction
Shape families 2
4 marksPage 12VSEPR Introduction
The tetrahedral family of shapes in nature
Page 13Looking at NZ High school and Canterbury data in the context of Year 12 and Year 13 - Review
Page 14Looking at the data
Similar for a variety of cohorts - Review
Page 15Introduction to mechanisms - Review
Page 16Nucleophiles and electrophiles - Review
1 marksPage 17Which has nonbonding electrons?
60% first right
H⁺ most common wrong choice (20%)
1 marksPage 18Which has two nonbonding electron pairs?
55% first right answer (ethane least chosen answer)
1 marksPage 19Identify the nucleophile
51% of choices entered were wrong
23% CH₃Br, 17% H⁺
1 marksPage 20Identify the electrophile
90% of students got this right!
2 marksPage 21Choose which reactant is a nucleophile and which is an electrophile
55% first right (lots of guessing!)
3 marksPage 22Identify nucleophile and electrophile PLUS charge on product
Much better average 80% first right on all answers
3 marksPage 23Identify nucleophile and electrophile
90% on nucleophile electrophile
45% on charge
5 marksPage 24Identify nucleophile and electrophile plus analyse bond-breaking and making
Good at identification, poor at analysis
Page 25Showing electron movement using curly arrows - Review
6 marksPage 26Revealing the thinking
Arrow pushing
12 marksPage 27Arrow pushing
11 marksPage 28Arrow pushing
14 marksPage 29Supporting lab experiments
6 marksPage 30Rate laws
4 marksPage 31Entropy
1 marksPage 32Interpreting graphs
Page 33Acknowledgements - Review
15 marksPage 34Stoichiometry
10 marksPage 35Pairing up reactants and products