Students will design and present a tool or model of a tool that enhances a skill or solves a real-life problem. Each student must select a real-life problem, research existing solutions, and design an original tool to address the problem. Students will submit an engineering notebook describing the tool, how it addresses the problem and improves life, and how the tool was developed and tested. Finally, students will create a presentation promoting their tool and its potential benefits, which they will present to the class.
Students will design and present a tool or model of a tool that enhances a skill or solves a real-life problem. Each student must select a real-life problem, research existing solutions, and design an original tool to address the problem. Students will submit an engineering notebook describing the tool, how it addresses the problem and improves life, and how the tool was developed and tested. Finally, students will create a presentation promoting their tool and its potential benefits, which they will present to the class.
Students will design and present a tool or model of a tool that enhances a skill or solves a real-life problem. Each student must select a real-life problem, research existing solutions, and design an original tool to address the problem. Students will submit an engineering notebook describing the tool, how it addresses the problem and improves life, and how the tool was developed and tested. Finally, students will create a presentation promoting their tool and its potential benefits, which they will present to the class.
How do tools enhance or improve a skill or solve a problem in real
life? Task: Each student will use scientific inquiry and/or scientific technology to design and present a tool or model of a tool that will enhance or improve a skill or solve a problem in real life. Guidelines: 1. Each individual will select one real-life problem on which to focus. 2. Each student will research existing tools that address similar problems and submit their findings 3. Each student will will design an original tool, or a model of the tool, and submit it to the teacher. 4. Each student will gather, analyze, and interpret data and communicate the results through their engineering notebook submitted to the teacher. This will include: a. the name of the tool b. what problem the tool addresses and how it will improve life; c. a description of the tool; d. the strengths and weaknesses of the tool; e. and an explanation of how the tool was developed, tested and modified. 5. Each student will design a presentation promoting the tool and its potential to improve life. The presentation will be shared with the class. 6. During the presentation, the student relates appropriate visuals. The student communicates clearly in an organized manner using appropriate voice and eye contact. Timeline: Turn in Real life problem focus.Sept. 29 Turn in Research...Oct
Turn in Design.....Oct 16 Turn in Drafts of Final report.... Oct 23 Final Report & Presentation.Nov. 9-11