This ETP is a problem set designed to introduce students to jobs and tasks in business operations. The problems are based on work done in Amazon Lab126’s Sustaining Operations department.
What does clean water have to do with math? This ETP is part of an inquiry-based unit that aims to engage students in using math, science, and engineering skills in a critical and creative way.
Marathon Petroleum is a leading, integrated, downstream energy company.They operate the nation's largest refining system, are one of the largest midstream operators in North America, and have a nationwide retail and marketing business. Cars are one of the most vital products in the US.
Ramps are everywhere! Ratios and proportions are used everywhere in the real world, and at Sequoia High School, wheelchair ramps are a clear example of the importance of ratios. Students will interact with various code.org animations, all of which are dealing with some type of ramp.
This lesson helps students develop a growth mindset in math by exploring multiple ways to solve problems.
Students will use the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) writing framework to tackle complex word problems in math, connecting reading, computation, and conceptual understanding to strengthen critical thinking and real-world problem-solving skills.
The Mitch Lab at Stanford researches organic chemical reaction pathways involved in treating water, especially disinfection byproducts (DBPs), which result from reactions between disinfectants (usually chlorine) and dissolved organic matter.
Millennials need to see and experience the connection between education and how it will benefit them in their adult lives directly. Merely stating that education is important or that it will help them get good paying, challenging jobs instead of menial, low paid work does not resonate with them.