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A student-centered perspective on the reform and innovation of curriculum ideological and political education in organic chemistry

Xinyi Yang, Feng Sha, Xinyan Wu, Wenqing Zhang, Qianfu Luo, Junqin Chen, Yunfei Ma   

  1. School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai 200237, China
  • Received:2026-01-05 Revised:2026-03-04
  • Contact: Feng Sha E-mail:shaf@ecust.edu.cn

Abstract: To address the challenge of “supply-side inertia” in curriculum ideological and political education, this study proposes a teaching reform approach from the student perspective. Taking organic chemistry as an example, we developed a blended teaching model based on the student-centered principle, featuring “teacher guidance-student focus-joint evaluation”. The implementation incorporates innovative methods such as debates, role-playing, and AI-assisted interactions. Supported by a multi-dimensional evaluation system, this approach establishes an iterative cycle of “feedback-improvementreimplementation”, providing a novel paradigm for enhancing both the pedagogical effectiveness and evaluation accuracy of curriculum ideological and political education.

Key words: Student-centered, Curriculum ideological and political education, Student perspective, Organic chemistry, Teaching method