METHODOLOGY OF USING DIGITAL INTERACTIVE TOOLS FOR SOLVING CHEMISTRY PROBLEMS
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This methodology outlines a systematic approach to integrating digital interactive tools — molecular visualization software, virtual laboratories, simulations, and computational solvers — into the process of solving chemistry problems. It addresses tool selection, instructional sequencing, scaffolding, and assessment, with the goal of improving both procedural accuracy and conceptual understanding among learners.
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