Syllabus
1. Introduction into the theory of curriculum and instruction of chemistry
2. Chemistry of hydrogen and oxygen
3. I. A and II. A group chemistry
4. III. A IV. A group chemistry
5. V. A VI. A group chemistry
6. VII. A VIII. A group chemistry
7. Transition metals chemistry 1
8. Transition metals chemistry 2
9. Chemical interrelationships among elements and their compounds
10. Chemical experiment as a part of inorganic chemistry education
11. ICT in chemistry and distance learning
12. Chemistry and giftedness
13. New trends in inorganic chemistry and chemistry education Following means ared used during lectures: THINKINK, DISCUSSION, Moodle, chemical experiment, computer programs, textbooks, flexible programs, internet etc.
Annotation
The main purpose of this lecture is to provide help in the process of mastering key competencies of pre-service chemistry teachers.