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Stereocontrolled synthesis of tetrasubstituted olefins
AB Flynn, WW Ogilvie
Chemical reviews 107 (11), 4698-4745, 2007
5942007
Structure and evaluation of flipped chemistry courses: organic & spectroscopy, large and small, first to third year, English and French
AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 16 (2), 198-211, 2015
2182015
Structure and evaluation of flipped chemistry courses: organic & spectroscopy, large and small, first to third year, English and French
AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 16 (2), 198-211, 2015
2182015
Single-isomer tetrasubstituted olefins from regioselective and stereospecific palladium-catalyzed coupling of β-chloro-α-iodo-α, β-unsaturated esters
AB Lemay, KS Vulic, WW Ogilvie
The Journal of Organic Chemistry 71 (9), 3615-3618, 2006
1382006
Mechanisms before reactions: A mechanistic approach to the organic chemistry curriculum based on patterns of electron flow
AB Flynn, WW Ogilvie
Journal of Chemical Education 92 (5), 803-810, 2015
1262015
The development and implementation of a problem-based learning format in a fourth-year undergraduate synthetic organic and medicinal chemistry laboratory course
AB Flynn, R Biggs
Journal of Chemical Education 89 (1), 52-57, 2012
1012012
Students’ interpretations of mechanistic language in organic chemistry before learning reactions
KR Galloway, C Stoyanovich, AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 18 (2), 353-374, 2017
922017
Getting past the rules and to the WHY: Causal mechanistic arguments when judging the plausibility of organic reaction mechanisms
NE Bodé, JM Deng, AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 96 (6), 1068-1082, 2019
852019
Language of mechanisms: exam analysis reveals students' strengths, strategies, and errors when using the electron-pushing formalism (curved arrows) in new reactions
AB Flynn, RB Featherstone
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 18 (1), 64-77, 2017
762017
How are students solving familiar and unfamiliar organic chemistry mechanism questions in a new curriculum?
DM Webber, AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 95 (9), 1451-1467, 2018
652018
Single-isomer iodochlorination of alkynes and chlorination of alkenes using tetrabutylammonium iodide and dichloroethane
ML Ho, AB Flynn, WW Ogilvie
The Journal of Organic Chemistry 72 (3), 977-983, 2007
612007
Acid–base learning outcomes for students in an introductory organic chemistry course
C Stoyanovich, A Gandhi, AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 92 (2), 220-229, 2015
592015
Developing problem-solving skills through retrosynthetic analysis and clickers in organic chemistry
AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 88 (11), 1496-1500, 2011
592011
Strategies of successful synthesis solutions: Mapping, mechanisms, and more
NE Bodé, AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 93 (4), 593-604, 2016
552016
Future directions for systems thinking in chemistry education: Putting the pieces together
AB Flynn, MK Orgill, FM Ho, S York, SA Matlin, DJC Constable, ...
Journal of Chemical Education 96 (12), 3000-3005, 2019
542019
Systems thinking in chemistry education: Theoretical challenges and opportunities
S Pazicni, AB Flynn
Journal of chemical education 96 (12), 2752-2763, 2019
502019
Patterns of reactions: a card sort task to investigate students’ organization of organic chemistry reactions
KR Galloway, MW Leung, AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 20 (1), 30-52, 2019
462019
How do students work through organic synthesis learning activities?
AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 15 (4), 747-762, 2014
442014
Essential learning outcomes for delocalization (resonance) concepts: How are they taught, practiced, and assessed in organic chemistry?
MS Carle, AB Flynn
Chemistry Education Research and Practice 21 (2), 622-637, 2020
412020
A comparison of how undergraduates, graduate students, and professors organize organic chemistry reactions
KR Galloway, MW Leung, AB Flynn
Journal of Chemical Education 95 (3), 355-365, 2018
412018
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