THE IMPACT OF LABORATORY AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION ON STUDENTS' COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
chemistry teaching, impact of laboratory work, scientific thinking, experiments, practical skills , learning chemistry, motivation.Abstract
The importance of experiments and laboratory work in the process of teaching chemistry is incomparable. This article analyzes the impact of experiments and laboratory work on students in the study of chemistry, their role in developing scientific thinking, analytical abilities and practical skills. Performing practical work in chemistry lessons helps students better master scientific concepts, apply theoretical knowledge in practice and teach new approaches to solving problems. Also, the effectiveness of laboratory work increases students' interest in lessons and encourages them to participate more actively. Research and existing scientific developments show how laboratory work can bring effective results in increasing the level of knowledge and scientific abilities of students.
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