Chemistry Education Research and Practice

Papers
(The median citation count of Chemistry Education Research and Practice is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The current state of methods for establishing reliability in qualitative chemistry education research articles59
Students’ meaningful learning experiences from participating in organic chemistry writing-to-learn activities38
Reasoning, granularity, and comparisons in students’ arguments on two organic chemistry items30
Investigating students’ reasoning over time for case comparisons of acyl transfer reaction mechanisms28
Patterns of reasoning – exploring the interplay of students’ work with a scaffold and their conceptual knowledge in organic chemistry22
Development of a machine learning-based tool to evaluate correct Lewis acid–base model use in written responses to open-ended formative assessment items21
I realized what I was doing was not working: the influence of explicit teaching of metacognition on students’ study strategies in a general chemistry I course21
Implementation of self-regulatory instruction to promote students’ achievement and learning strategies in the high school chemistry classroom20
Considering alternative reaction mechanisms: students’ use of multiple representations to reason about mechanisms for a writing-to-learn assignment19
VR in chemistry, a review of scientific research on advanced atomic/molecular visualization19
Exploring the impact of the framing of a laboratory experiment on the nature of student argumentation18
Development of pre-service teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge through a PCK-based school experience course18
The role of visuospatial thinking in students’ predictions of molecular geometry18
Faculty perspectives regarding the integration of systems thinking into chemistry education18
Establishing a delicate balance in the relationship between artificial intelligence and authentic assessment in student learning18
Pedagogies of engagement use in postsecondary chemistry education in the United States: results from a national survey18
Assessing teachers’ knowledge: incorporating context-based learning in chemistry17
Investigating students’ argumentation when judging the plausibility of alternative reaction pathways in organic chemistry17
Chemistry instructors’ intentions toward developing, teaching, and assessing student representational competence skills16
Guided inquiry-based learning in secondary-school chemistry classes: a case study16
The role of authentic contexts and social elements in supporting organic chemistry students’ interactions with writing-to-learn assignments16
Beyond the beaker: students’ use of a scaffold to connect observations with the particle level in the organic chemistry laboratory16
Closing the gap of organic chemistry students’ performance with an adaptive scaffold for argumentation patterns15
Characterizing change in students' self-assessments of understanding when engaged in instructional activities15
Student participation in a coastal water quality citizen science project and its contribution to the conceptual and procedural learning of chemistry15
Investigating patterns of student engagement during collaborative activities in undergraduate chemistry courses15
When a machine detects student reasoning: a review of machine learning-based formative assessment of mechanistic reasoning15
Students' understanding of molar concentration14
Generalized rubric for level of explanation sophistication for nucleophiles in organic chemistry reaction mechanisms14
Considerations on validity for studies using quantitative data in chemistry education research and practice14
University instructors’ knowledge for teaching organic chemistry mechanisms14
Development and validation of an instrument for measuring Chinese chemistry teachers’ perceptions of pedagogical content knowledge for teaching chemistry core competencies13
Investigating first-year undergraduate chemistry students’ reasoning with reaction coordinate diagrams when choosing among particulate-level reaction mechanisms13
Measuring the effectiveness of online preparation videos and questions in the second semester general chemistry laboratory12
Changes in teaching beliefs of early-career chemistry faculty: a longitudinal investigation12
Effects of different ways of using visualizations on high school students’ electrochemistry conceptual understanding and motivation towards chemistry learning12
Student success and the high school-university transition: 100 years of chemistry education research12
Qualifying domains of student struggle in undergraduate general chemistry laboratory12
Incorporating concept development activities into a flipped classroom structure: using PhET simulations to put a twist on the flip11
Analysis of biochemistry students’ graphical reasoning using misconceptions constructivism and fine-grained constructivism: why assumptions about the nature and structure of knowledge matter for resea11
The role of motivation on secondary school students’ causal attributions to choose or abandon chemistry11
Location-thinking, value-thinking, and graphical forms: combining analytical frameworks to analyze inferences made by students when interpreting the points and trends on a reaction coordinate diagram11
Evaluating electrophile and nucleophile understanding: a large-scale study of learners’ explanations of reaction mechanisms11
Effects of a context-based approach with prediction–observation–explanation on conceptual understanding of the states of matter, heat and temperature11
Multi-framework case study characterizing organic chemistry instructors’ approaches toward teaching about representations11
Program elements’ impact on chemistry doctoral students’ professional development: a longitudinal study11
The impact of representations of chemical bonding on students’ predictions of chemical properties10
Chemistry self-efficacy in lower-division chemistry courses: changes after a semester of instruction and gaps still remain between student groups10
Investigating the impact of three-dimensional learning interventions on student understanding of structure–property relationships10
Making sense of sensemaking: using the sensemaking epistemic game to investigate student discourse during a collaborative gas law activity10
Let's frame it differently – analysis of instructors’ mechanistic explanations10
Representations of women and men in popular chemistry textbooks in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland10
Considering the hexad of learning domains in the laboratory to address the overlooked aspects of chemistry education and fragmentary approach to assessment of student learning10
Using metavisualization to revise an explanatory model regarding a chemical reaction between ions10
Student perspectives on chemistry intelligence and their implications for measuring chemistry-specific mindset9
South African physical sciences teachers’ use of formulae and proportion when answering reaction-based stoichiometry calculation questions9
Of teachers and textbooks: lower secondary teachers' perceived importance and use of chemistry textbook components9
Writing a review article: what to do with my literature review9
Investigating small-group cognitive engagement in general chemistry learning activities using qualitative content analysis and the ICAP framework9
Exploring the role of scaffolds in problem-based learning (PBL) in an undergraduate chemistry laboratory9
Chemistry education research and practice in diverse online learning environments: resilience, complexity and opportunity!9
Development of the Assessment of Student Knowledge of Green Chemistry Principles (ASK-GCP)9
What resources do high school students activate to link energetic and structural changes in chemical reactions? – A qualitative study9
Investigating student perceptions of transformational intent and classroom culture in organic chemistry courses9
Problem solving in chemistry supported by metacognitive scaffolding: teaching associates’ perspectives and practices9
Revisiting faculty members’ goals for the undergraduate chemistry laboratory8
Examining learning of atomic level ideas about precipitation reactions with a resources framework8
Student discourse networks and instructor facilitation in process oriented guided inquiry physical chemistry classes8
Linking pre-service teachers’ enacted topic specific pedagogical content knowledge to learner achievement in organic chemistry8
Development of environmental education concepts concerning chemical waste management and treatment: the training experience of undergraduate students8
10 Guiding principles for learning in the laboratory8
Development of the Chemistry Mindset Instrument (CheMI) for use with introductory undergraduate chemistry students8
Pedagogical chemistry sensemaking: a novel conceptual framework to facilitate pedagogical sensemaking in model-based lesson planning8
Case study analysis of reflective essays by chemistry post-secondary students within a lab-based community service learning water project8
An all-female graduate student organization participating in chemistry outreach: a case study characterizing leadership in the community of practice8
Prompting hypothetical social comparisons to support chemistry students’ data analysis and interpretations7
Characterizing and identifying influences on undergraduates’ attitudes towards organic chemistry7
Evaluation of the students’ understanding of models in science (SUMS) for use in undergraduate chemistry7
The effectiveness of education with the STEM approach in the development of entrepreneurial thinking in chemistry students7
Effect of visual anthropomorphic stories on students’ understanding of the particulate nature of matter and anthropomorphic discourse7
The transition to first year chemistry: student, secondary and tertiary educator's perceptions of student preparedness7
How teacher enthusiasm affects students’ learning of chemistry declarative knowledge in video lectures7
Analysis of organic chemistry students’ developing reasoning elicited by a scaffolded case comparison activity7
Examining pre-service science teachers’ development and utilization of written and oral argument and representation resources in an argument-based inquiry environment7
Messages about valued knowledge products and processes embedded within a suite of transformed high school chemistry curricular materials7
Relevance and equity: should stoichiometry be the foundation of introductory chemistry courses?7
Investigating high school chemistry teachers’ assessment item generation processes for a solubility lab7
Teaching of experimental design skills: results from a longitudinal study6
Exploring the use of a writing-to-learn activity embedded with multiple modes using ‘Popplet’ on pre-university students’ alternative conceptions on transition metals6
Course letter grades and rates of D, W, F grades can introduce variability to course comparisons6
Development of pre-service chemistry teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge through mentoring6
The integration of a community service learning water project in a post-secondary chemistry lab6
Measuring student motivation in foundation-level inorganic chemistry courses: a multi-institution study6
Students’ interactive engagement, academic achievement and self concept in chemistry: an evaluation of cooperative learning pedagogy6
Social support and continuing motivation in chemistry: the mediating roles of interest in chemistry and chemistry self-efficacy6
Teaching stereoisomers through gesture, action, and mental imagery6
Considerations of sample size in chemistry education research: numbers do count but context matters more!6
Implementation and evaluation of an adaptive online summer preparatory course for general chemistry: Whom does it benefit?6
Development of the Water Instrument: a comprehensive measure of students’ knowledge of fundamental concepts in general chemistry5
The use of frameworks in chemistry education research5
ChemSims: using simulations and screencasts to help students develop particle-level understanding of equilibrium in an online environment before and during COVID5
Examining the sources of high school chemistry teachers’ practical knowledge of teaching with practical work: from the teachers’ perspective5
Leveraging cognitive resources to investigate the impact of molecular orientation on students’ activation of symmetry resources5
Effectiveness of particulate nature of matter (PNM)-based intervention studies in improving academic performance: a meta-analysis study5
“Every little thing that could possibly be provided helps”: analysis of online first-year chemistry resources using the universal design for learning framework5
Undergraduate chemistry instructors’ perspectives on their students’ metacognitive development5
Mixed-methods exploration of students’ written belonging explanations from general chemistry at a selective institution5
Advancing students’ scientific inquiry performance in chemistry through reading and evaluative reflection5
Examining students’ quality and perceptions of argumentative and summary writing within a knowledge generation approach to learning in an analytical chemistry course5
Motivation to learn chemistry: a thorough analysis of the CMQ-II within the Brazilian context5
Predictions of success in organic chemistry based on a mathematics skills test and academic achievement5
Variation in chemistry instructors’ evaluations of student written responses and its impact on grading5
Discipline-specific cognitive factors that influence grade 9 students’ performance in chemistry5
Student perceptions of “critical thinking”: insights into clarifying an amorphous construct5
Tensions between depth and breadth: an exploratory investigation of chemistry assistant professors’ perspectives on content coverage5
Blooming student difficulties in dealing with organic reaction mechanisms – an attempt at systemization5
Examining the diversity of scientific methods in college entrance chemistry examinations in China5
Data-driven activity reform: employing design research to improve scaffolding and concept development5
Exploring social and cognitive engagement in small groups through a community of learners (CoL) lens4
Measuring integrated understanding of undergraduate chemistry research experiences: assessing oral and written research artifacts4
A design-based research approach to improving pedagogy in the teaching laboratory4
A holistic framework for developing purposeful practical work4
Examining relationships between chemistry anxiety, chemistry identity, and chemistry career choice in terms of gender: a comparative study using multigroup structural equation modelling4
Change in students’ explanation of the shape of snowflakes after collaborative immersive virtual reality4
Metacognitive regulation in organic chemistry students: how and why students use metacognitive strategies when predicting reactivity4
Students who prefer face-to-face tests outperform their online peers in organic chemistry4
Analysis of factors that affect the nature and quality of student laboratory argumentation4
The topic-specific nature of experienced chemistry teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge in the topics of interactions between chemical species and states of matter4
Benefits of desirable difficulties: comparing the influence of mixed practice to that of categorized sets of questions on students’ problem-solving performance in chemistry4
Exploring diversity: student's (un-)productive use of resonance in organic chemistry tasks through the lens of the coordination class theory4
Creating and testing an activity with interdisciplinary connections: entropy to osmosis4
The attitude to learning chemistry instrument (ALChI): linking sex, achievement, and attitudes4
Pre-service chemistry teachers’ use of pedagogical transformation competence to develop topic-specific pedagogical content knowledge for planning to teach acid–base equilibrium4
Metacognition instruction enhances equity in effective study strategies across demographic groups in the general chemistry I course4
Analysis of post-secondary instructors’ pedagogical content knowledge of organic acid–base chemistry using content representations4
Student-generated PowerPoint animations: a study of student teachers’ conceptions of molecular motions through their expressed models4
The evolution of an assignment: how a Writing-to-Learn assignment's design shapes organic chemistry students’ elaborations on reaction mechanisms4
Organic chemistry students’ use of stability in mental models on acid and base strength4
What's in a word? Student beliefs and understanding about green chemistry4
The effect of metacognition on students’ chemistry identity: the chain mediating role of chemistry learning burnout and chemistry learning flow4
Beliefs versus resources: a tale of two models of epistemology4
Development and implementation of innovative concepts for language-sensitive student laboratories3
Analysis of students’ diagrams of water molecules in snowflakes to reveal their conceptual understanding of hydrogen bonds3
Adapting gaze-transition entropy analysis to compare participants’ problem solving approaches for chemistry word problems3
How chemists handle not-knowing in reasoning about a novel problem3
Enabling general chemistry students to take part in experimental design activities3
Characterization of student problem solving and development of a general workflow for predicting organic reactivity3
The persistence of primary school students’ initial ideas about acids and bases in the mental models of adults3
Intersecting visual and verbal representations and levels of reasoning in the structure of matter learning progression3
Views of Chinese middle school chemistry teachers on critical thinking3
Preservice teachers’ enactment of formative assessment using rubrics in the inquiry-based chemistry laboratory3
Blending muddiest point activities with the common formative assessments bolsters the performance of marginalized student populations in general chemistry3
Developing green chemistry educational principles by exploring the pedagogical content knowledge of secondary and pre-secondary school teachers3
Secondary chemistry teacher learning: precursors for and mechanisms of pedagogical conceptual change3
The efficacy of instruction in application of mole ratios and submicro- and macro-scopic equivalent forms of the mole within the unit factor method3
Visualizing chemistry teachers’ enacted assessment design practices to better understand barriers to “best practices”3
Improving students’ summative knowledge of introductory chemistry through the forward testing effect: examining the role of retrieval practice quizzing3
Investigating the role of multiple categorization tasks in a curriculum designed around mechanistic patterns and principles3
Student perceptions of partial charges and nucleophilicity/electrophilicity when provided with either a bond-line, ball-and-stick, or electrostatic potential map for molecular representation3
Investigating the mangle of teaching oxidation–reduction with the VisChem approach: problematising symbolic traditions that undermine chemistry concept development3
Inoculating students against science-based manipulation strategies in social media: debunking the concept of ‘water with conductivity extract’3
Teaching crystal structures in undergraduate courses: a systematic review from a disciplinary literacy perspective3
A characterization of chemistry learners’ engagement in data analysis and interpretation3
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