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Table 6 Content of GI-ALE class (focused on IR spectrometer)

From: The development and validation of the GI-ALE instructional model for the emerging collective intelligence of the scientifically gifted student

Step of Class

Content of lesson

Period

1. Announce learning goals

Presenting comprehensive and challenging topics through the use of advanced scientific experiment equipment

Let’s utilize an IR spectrometer.

Orientation, experimental activities, and performance evaluation guide, reconstruction of textbook content

1st

 

2. Group composition and selection of sub-topic

Form 4 subgroups (4–5 people)

Depending on the students’ level, the teacher presents the information about the 4 experiments of sub topics (See Table 1.)

  

3. Data collection and

planning an inquiry

Establish an experimental plan from chemistry experiment textbooks, experimental data, online data, etc.

Activities outside of class

  

4. Presentation of pre-report written in group unit

Presentation of investigation report about experiment written before writing the result report

Explore information from various sources, organize and record collected materials, review and supplement with peers and teachers

2nd, 3rd

  

5. Conduct inquiry

Independent experiment using IR spectrometer by subgroup

4th, 5th

  

6. Creating report in group unit

Reconstruction and clarification of scientific knowledge through experimental activities related to the topic of inquiry

Not created individually

Use Excel to organize experiment data

Activities outside of class

  

7. Sharing and evaluating learning outputs

Sharing knowledge online on school homepage

Cooperative learning; reflection and evaluation of experimental process, positive interaction between subgroups

Sharing various chemical knowledge using seminar method

Performance assessment

6th, 7th

Activities outside of class