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Gender Equity in STEM Education Lesson Plan
In this lesson, students will discuss and learn about two phenomena: First, students will learn about programs and people that have dedicated their time to making the STEM field a more equitable place for all genders. Second, students will discuss how this idea of gender equity in STEM education will stabilize/decrease climate change, and increase human rights globally. What’s Included A detailed lesson plan that covers a single day.A presentation with background information on gender equity in
9th - 12th
Engineering, Environment, Science
NGSS
HS-LS2-7
, HS-LS4-6
Trade-Offs and Maximizing Efficiency in a Fast Food Restaurant
Students are introduced to the idea of improving efficiency by examining a setting that is familiar to many teenagers—fast food restaurants. More specifically, they learn about the concepts of trade-offs, constraints, increasing efficiency and systems thinking. They consider how to improve the efficiency of a restaurant that is struggling, through delegating tasks, restructuring employee responsibilities and revising a floor plan, all while working within limitations and requirements. Finally, s
7th - 12th
Engineering, Math, Other (Math)
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City Design Vocabulary
I use this as an introduction to city design concepts and as a part of researching for Future City competition. 20 plus city design vocabulary words with definitions A place for students to draw idea and add notes Includes a worksheet/quiz with multiple choice, fill in the blank and 3 short answer questions. Generally, this takes 60-90 minutes to complete with discussion
6th - 9th
Engineering, Other (Social Studies)
Fun Look at Material Science
Students are introduced to the multidisciplinary field of material science. Through a class demo and PowerPoint® presentation, they learn the basic classes of materials (metals, ceramics, polymers, composites) and how they differ from one another, considering concepts such as stress, strain, ductile, brittle, deformation and fracture. Practical examples help students understand how the materials are applied, and further information about specific research illustrates how materials and material s
6th - 12th
Chemistry, Engineering, Physics
Solar Water: Heat it Up!
Students explore energy efficiency, focusing on renewable energy, by designing and building flat-plate solar water heaters. They apply their understanding of the three forms of heat transfer (conduction, convection and radiation), as well as how they relate to energy efficiency. They calculate the efficiency of the solar water heaters during initial and final tests and compare the efficiencies to those of models currently sold on the market (requiring some additional investigation by students).
9th - 12th
Engineering, Environment
The Engineering Design Process: A Closer Look
This lesson includes a reading sample about the Engineering Design Process. The 6 steps of the process are explained. The lesson includes a short set of questions for students to answer as a reflection and check for understanding about the Engineering Design Process.
Teachers should ask students to read pages 1 and 2. Teachers should provide clarification for students as needed. Provide as much meaningful connection between student experience and the Engineering Design Process. Have an inf
6th - 12th
Engineering, Robotics, Science
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