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Date: 2015.10.06
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Anita Krismane - anitakrismane@inbox.lv (Latvia)
Good idea. But, description of mo0del and picture mu8st be equelant content.
Image must be to work as a model description. The strongest winner is not displayed. A morevprecise image is required.
Date: 2015.09.07
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Nevenka Kostova - nevy@abv.bg (Bulgaria)
I like that educational model and how it represents electronegativity. Sometimes in my practice I ask students to represent these bonds, choosing students strong in different way, so when they pull each other it is clear who has the strongest ability to attract electrons. I think models and hands-on activities are the key to overcome students' lack of motivation.
Date: 2015.08.21
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Mihaela Timofte - mihaelatimofte2013@yahoo.com (Romania)
For little students is hard to make connctions between concepts, definitions and reality. That is why I think this example is useful because it uses animation to capture kids' attention. The explanation is not very complicated with difficult words to understand, the language is familliar to them. I am planning to use this model with my students too because I find it useful.
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