Energy Planning using Mathematics

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Energy Planning using Mathematics COFSP Fellow Fairfield H.S. Pre-Calculus

Unit Overview Topic: Real World Math Applications Standards: Common Core State Standards – Mathematics (CCSS) Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)

Activity Structure

Student Work Students worked in team of 5, up to 6 teams

Implementation

Engineering Design Process (EDP) & ACS All 7 steps of EDP & Addressing Real World Problems, Careers and Societal Impact (ACS), utilized. Step 1: Students identified problem Step 2: Criteria and Constraints were supplied Step 3 & 4: Students calculated energy requirements based on info of area. Step 5: Based on area restrictions, students evaluated what source of electricity they can design. Step 6: Energy supply combinations were tried in order to supply adequate electricity to population Step 7 & 8: Students designed electricity source and refined calculations after review This activity is an ideal ACS problem.

Assessment Results This Activity covered all aspects of math for real world application. The pre and post test given was the same. Students currently taking Physics generally performed better.

Conclusion Key objective was achieved. Students are exposed to math applications in the real world. One student summarized this as a “long fun word problem”. If I had grasped their attention better on the first day, I could have possible saved some time in the activity implementation.