The purpose of my Education Transfer Plan is to facilitate the understanding of and practice within a general Pharmacy Management Software system.
Students work in groups of up to three to build a prototype of an innovative computational solution to a problem in society that they are passionate about. They will first identify and scope one part of the problem in society that they can solve with a physical computing device.
In teams of 3-4 members, Geometry Honors students will receive a problem on finding the circumcenter of a triangle and its algebraic solution. The solution involves a concept and theorem covered prior to this, but for which a graphical solution has not been covered.
Carbon Passport is a small group project for high school life, earth, or environmental science classes. Students create a table top game in which players act as carbon atoms that cycle through the earth’s atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere in both biotic and abiotic forms.
Students will make observations and inferences about different gear ratios and types of gears. Students will rotate through different stations where they will first make individual observations and record them.
Consulting with the dispersed workforce of the Product Training team at Silicon Valley Bank proved the importance of listening in the collaborative process.
Students always want to see the results of their work immediately, and they move on to the next challenge as soon as they solve the problem once.