Chemical Bond Approach
The Chemical Bond Approach (CBA) was originated in USA. This approach is organized around the central theme that is stated in the title 'Chemical bonds'. The project originated in university of California in 1960 and George C Pimental was the exponent of this project.
Objectives
1. To diminish the separation between scientist and teachers in the learning of science
2. To stimulate and prepare those high school students who plan to continue the study of Chemistry in college as a professional career
3. To encourage teachers to undertake further study of Chemistry CBA Course.
The CBA course consist of five parts in 18 chapters.
Part I- Nature of Chemical Change
Part II-Electrical nature of Chemical Systems
Part III- Models Aids to the Interpretation of Systems
Part IV- Bonds in Chemical Systems
Part V- Order, Disorder and Change.
Materials
The materials developed for CBA are
1. Laboratory Manual
2. Teacher's Guide
3. Evaluative Instrument in Cooperation with Educational Testing Service.
The peculiarity of Chemical Bond Approach is that it utilized deductive approach in dealing with facts and concepts. That is moving from general to particular.
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