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Description of self study work

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

Syllabus

Methodology for teachingcntchonolgicaldisciplines of specialty

Autumn semester of 2016-2017

Code of the discipline

Title of the discipline

Type

Hours perweek

Credits

ECTS

Lect ure

Seminars

Lab

MPTD 5209

Methodology for teachingcntchonolgicaldisciplines of specialty   2

1

0

3

 

Prerequisites

General Chemical Technology, the issues of the analysis and processing of mineral raw materials

Lecturer

Dauletbay Akbar

PhD

Office -hours

According to the scedule

E-mail

[email protected]

P hones

8(702)396-87-89

Auditorium

119

Description of the course

Chemical complex structure of knowledge in various areas of technology, new classification scheme of the technological process of inorganic materials and the ability to understand and consolidate the position of each stage. To improve the level of scientific and technical issues for the intermediate and professional training and production organization and time management skills for the implementation of development;

Aim of the course

Tolearnhowtopreparehigh-qualityandmoderntrainingprogramforchemical technology discipline

Results of study

The student should be able to:

- Use scientific, reference and methodological literature in their specialty at the state and foreign languages;

- Develop the personal qualities of self-learning at the conclusion of the training program, the expansion of the knowledge -based information and educational technologies;

- To be able to scientifically organize your work, own modern information technology, computer methods of data collection, storage and processing (editing) applicable in the field of production technology of inorganic substances and materials engineers, chemical engineers;

- To understand the nature and social significance of the profession, the basic problems of disciplines that define a specific area of operation, to see their relationship in a holistic system of knowledge.

Literature and resources

1. EilksI.,Hofstein A.TeachingChemistryAStudybook.SensePublishers,2013.

2. ForsterS.MethodsofTeachingChemistry,Firstedition.GlobalMedia,2009.

3. StolovitchH.D.,KeepsE.J.TellingAintTraining,Secondedition.AmericanSocietyforTrainingandDevelopment,2011.

4. PophamW.J.TestBetter,TeachBetter.TheInstructionalRoleofAssessment.AssociationforSupervisionandCurriculumDevelopment,2003.

5. Horton W.E-LearningbyDesign.Pfeiffer,2011.

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Organization of the course

Semester consists 4 modules:

Module 1: Introductiontotheteachingprocess andmainproblems

Module2 - Developmentofsyllabusandinstructionalmaterials

Module3 In-classactivities

Module4 - Modernapproachesfor teachingchemicaldisciplinesofspecialty

4 control works

4 MSW

15 seminars

Midterm

C ourse r equirements

For each classroom you have to prepare in advance, according to the schedule below.

1. job training should be completed by the classroom, where the topic is discussed.

2. Homework will be distributed throughout the semester, as shown in the graph of discipline.

3. Most homework will include a few questions that can be answered by querying on the database example; you need to perform queries and answers that you got used to the next part of the homework.

4. During the semester, you will use the material studied, in which you will use the recommended literature. Specific requirements for the presentation will be distributed in class. All SSW are valued according to the scores in the syllabus.

When homework subject to the following rules:

Homework should be carried out within a specified time. Later, homework will not be accepted.

You can work together with another student,if each of you will work on a specific issue (single task).

Grading politics.

Description of self study work

Score

Results of study

Homework

SSW (problems and presentation)

Colloquium

In total

40%

30%

30 %

100%

1,2,3,4,5,6

2,3,4

4,5,6

1,2,3,4,5,6

Your final score will be calculated by the formula

The minimum estimates in Percentage are presentedbelow:

95% - 100%: 90% - 94%: -

85% - 89%: + 80% - 84%:   75% - 79%: -

70% - 74%: + 65% - 69%: Ѡ 60% - 64%: -

55% - 59%: D+ 50% - 54%: D- 0% -49%: F

Policyof the discipline

Appropriate timing of homework or SSW may be extended in the case of extenuating circumstances (such as illness, emergencies, emergency, contingency, etc.) in accordance with the University's academic policies. Student participation in discussions and exercises in the classroom will be taken into account in its overall assessment of the discipline. Design issues, dialogue and feedback on the subject matter of discipline are welcomed and encouraged in the classroom, and the teacher in the derivation of the final grade the participation of each student in the class will take into account.



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