Using BASICS in Chemistry Courses

Learn from other faculty who have used the transdiciplinary BASICS teaching materials in their chemistry courses. Use the two searches below to find faculty use-cases from a variety of business courses ranging in grade level and topic.

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Instructor Stories from Chemistry Courses

Hear directly from faculty about how they used the BASICS teaching materials.

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      Course-Specific Exercises from Chemistry Courses

      Explore the course-specific activities that faculty used to build on the BASICS teaching materials in their courses.

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            Find the right BASICS module for your course

            The Wicked Problem of Water Quality in the Mississippi River Watershed

            In this module, students will explore the way complex water-related challenges are connected to natural systems and human activities that currently provide us with physical health and economic well-being.

            The Wicked Problem of an Equitable Zero-Waste Circular Economy

            In this module, students will explore the the way complex problems like a circular economy intertwine natural systems with human activities that provide for our physical health and economic well-being.