This ETP incorporates the creation of a marketing webpage as an introductory lesson into literary analysis for high school seniors.
This statistics activity promotes working with a team to accomplish a project that requires collaboration, data collection, research, and ability to use technology to communicate your results within a short deadline.
Part of a Cyber Safety unit for elementary school students. Target audience is 6th grade. Students will learn that online: they leave footprints, there is no anonymity, information is valuable, online actions have real consequences, and once you put something out it may never come back.
During this lesson, students will conduct an in-class activity that will focus on their ability to synthesize information regarding how the position of the sun and earth determine Earth’s annual seasons.
In this series of lessons, students will engineer patterns of solar panels using low, medium, and high efficiency solar cells.
Big Data is the lifeblood to business it provides an overview of the concept and application for business management practices in decision-making. Big data has now reached every sector in the global economy.
This lesson is designed for the Gunn HS engineering/robotics class or similar (e.g. a Project Lead the Way capstone course). The lesson demonstrates the use of mathematical simulation in design decisions, specifically designing a launch mechanism based on mechanical springs.
Students will create a water bottle rocket while working collaboratively in groups. The groups will be asked to collect and analyze data and then improve upon their design. After a further launch they will then present their findings and data in a classroom presentation.
This lesson is designed to drop into the Project Lead The Way (PLTW) course on product design called Introduction to Engineering Design (IED) but it is suitable for any CAD class or engineering design curriculum.