Teaching Chemistry to Students Who Don't Want to Be There with Elizabeth Griffith
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Teaching Chemistry to Students Who Don't Want to Be There with Elizabeth Griffith
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Elizabeth Griffith didn't set out to love chemistry, but maybe that's what makes her such a compelling teacher of it. In this episode, the author of General Chemistry for Engineers talks about what it takes to reach students who would rather be anywhere else than in a chemistry class, why framing a course around applications (not content) changes everything, and what led her to write the textbook the market was missing. She also shares a candid take on AI in intro courses, the student habit that's giving faculty a false sense of security, and what a question about electrons led her to ponder for years. If you've ever taught a course to students who didn't choose to be there, this one's for you. More about Dr. Griffith's Gen Chem for Engineers textbook: https://grl.pub/ChemforEngineers