Neurodiverse students use different strategies to reason through chemistry problems
Chemistry World
Neurodivergent students employ distinct reasoning strategies when solving chemistry problems, often showing lower accuracy but greater self-awareness of their learning processes. These students frequently develop individualized coping mechanisms to overcome challenges in structural chemistry, highlighting the need for inclusive teaching methods. Understanding these unique approaches can help create more supportive educational environments for neurodivergent learners in chemistry.
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