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STEM Through a Wind Turbine Curriculum in Your Classroom uses a storyline.This curriculum is based on one main question. How are Communities Impacted by Renewable Energy Produced by Wind Turbines? Each of the 12 lessons in this curriculum, in turn, is based on a grade-level appropriate question:STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) are interwoven in each lesson. While integration of STEM concepts can be challenging, using a wind turbine makes the integration natural. There is a progression from awareness of concepts in elementary grades to qualitative understanding in middle…mehr

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STEM Through a Wind Turbine Curriculum in Your Classroom uses a storyline.This curriculum is based on one main question. How are Communities Impacted by Renewable Energy Produced by Wind Turbines? Each of the 12 lessons in this curriculum, in turn, is based on a grade-level appropriate question:STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) are interwoven in each lesson. While integration of STEM concepts can be challenging, using a wind turbine makes the integration natural. There is a progression from awareness of concepts in elementary grades to qualitative understanding in middle school to quantitative understanding and evidence-building in high school.Each lesson uses the 5E Teaching Model (a research-based best practice). Engagement: Stories or Videos used to create interest; Exploration: Student activity; Explanation: Students explain concepts; Extension: Options for deeper learning; Evaluation: Assessment options. Teacher Edition (background information and objectives) and Student Edition (which can be used as a handout) provided for each lesson.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Abha Singh has 17 years of experience of teaching science. Currently she is Assistant Professor at Western Illinois University teaching Science and Education courses.Dr.Singh has also taught in-service teachers environment science for high ability students at the University of Iowa. She leads many pre-service and in-service science workshops.