Chemistry Teacher International (CTI) Vol 8_3

Latest issue released September 10, 2026

Volume 8 Issue 3

Editor-in-chief: Mustafa Sözbilir

Chemistry Teacher International (CTI) is a peer-reviewed open-access journal supported by the Committee on Chemistry Education of IUPAC and the Division of Chemistry Education of EuChemS. The journal aims to be a platform for teachers of all levels, with a focus on researchers in chemistry education. The journal primarily aims to publish good practice reports in chemistry teaching. The three primary objectives of CTI are: bridging the gap between research and education, creating a platform for all IUPAC and EuChemS activities in the field of education, and building an international journal not linked to a specific area or nation… [cont. https://doi.org/10.1515/cti-2024-2002]

> Access issue content, including titles such as:

  • A review of chemistry teachers’ professional development models
  • Analysis of conceptual maps
  • Enhancing analytical chemistry education through project-based learning
  • Enhancing instrumental analysis skills through open-ended, problem-solving learning
  • Enhancing Grade-10 students’ conceptual understanding of ionic bonding through small-scale experiments in conjunction with particulate-level model kits
  • The effects of blended learning on undergraduate students’ engagement in chemical bonding and molecular geometry concepts
  • TPACK-integrated redox reaction instruction
  • Instructor and AI roles in the chemistry classroom
  • Evaluating the quality of chemistry lesson plans created with ChatGPT
  • Mapping spatial reasoning profiles using two-tier VR-Assisted questions
  • Enhancing hydrocarbon learning with a 9E Learning Cycle-Tetrahedral Model
  • Enhanced student performance and learning in a heterocyclic chemistry course through a sustainable flipped-classroom teaching method
  • Instructional design for enhancing learning by leveraging advertising effects
  • A narrative, everyday-life laboratory activity on proteins and food dyes, and its evaluation by chemistry teachers
  • Disparities in academic enrollment and achievement

 

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