Inclusive chemistry education adapted to different learning styles and abilities through innovative approaches

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Arzu Abulfat Pashayeva
Aysel Valiat Aliyeva
Gulara Bahman Shirinova

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In modern education systems, inclusivity is a fundamental principle, playing a crucial role in chemistry education as well. This article explores the implementation of innovative methods to make chemistry lessons more accessible and effective for students with diverse learning styles and abilities.The study highlights the use of differentiated instruction, modular approaches, interactive technologies, and project-based learning. It also emphasizes the importance of personalized teaching strategies to support students with special needs and varying learning preferences in achieving success in chemistry classes. The article explains how integrating both traditional and modern technology-supported teaching methods can foster an inclusive learning envi ronment. The findings indicate that these approaches enhance students' motivation and academic performance. This research not only demonstrates the effectiveness of inclusive and innovative teaching methodologies for chemistry educators but also underscores the need for further studies in this field.


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Pashayeva, A. A., Aliyeva, A. V., & Shirinova, G. B. (2025). Inclusive chemistry education adapted to different learning styles and abilities through innovative approaches. Scientific Collection «InterConf», (235), 85–90. Retrieved from https://archive.interconf.center/index.php/conference-proceeding/article/view/9547

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