Lesson 4: "Where In The World?"
 
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Standards
 






WV State Standards:
Math: M.O.A1.2.1, M.O.A1.2.3,
Science: SC.9.1.3,  SC. 9.1.4,  SC.9.2.1, SC.9.2.3, SC.9.2.7, SC.9.2.8, SC.9.3.1, SC.9.3.2, SC.9.3.3, SC.9.3.4, SC.9.4.32, SC.9.4.36, SC.9.4.37, SC.9.5.3, SC.9.5.4
Technology:
National Standards: 
Math: 1,  2,  3,  8, 9
Science: 2, 8, 9, 10
Technology: 2, 4, 5, 6
Blooms Taxonomy: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation
21st Century Skills:
Creativity and Intellectual Curiosity,
Critical Thinking and Systems Thinking,
Problem Identification, Formulation, and Solution, Thinking and Problem-Solving,
Communication, Information and Media Literacy, Interpersonal and Collaborative,
Social Responsibility, Self-direction, Accountability and Adaptability

Objective(s)

  • Students will use the Internet to research social aspects associated with earthquakes.
  • Students will create a presentation using note cards, a poster, and PowerPoint proposing a site and design for a future business.

Time Required

Four fifty minute class periods.

Pre-Requisite Skills

Word processing, PowerPoint

21st Century Tools (Technology Tools)

PowerPoint software, data projector for presentations

Instructional Materials

Presentation Guidelines

Procedure
  1. Students will use the Internet to research current issues involved with earthquake prediction, minimizing damage, and earthquake resistant engineering.
  2. Students will create a presentation proposing a site and design for a future business.
Differentiated Instruction

The teacher can assist students who need help locating information.  To address various learning styles and levels, the number of topics to research could be reduced.

Collaboration

This lesson could be taught in association with a social studies unit on government.

21st Century Assessment/Evaluation

Rubric Evaluation

 
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