Attributes of an Inventor ENGR 7-2 Lesson 2 Written by Roland Williams.

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Attributes of an Inventor ENGR 7-2 Lesson 2 Written by Roland Williams

GPS: ENGR-II-5: Students will examine the impacts of inventions and innovations on society.

Critical Knowledge/Elements A.Discuss the societal impacts of a specific invention or innovation D. Analyze positive and negative effects of inventions and innovations

Essential Question What makes an inventor special and what are their impacts on our society?

Word Wall Invention Innovation Attributes Societal Impacts Specialization of Function Science Technology Artifact Prototype Engineering Design Process

Artifacts: What do they reveal? “An artifact is a human made object.” Artifacts found at archaeological sites tell a lot about the people, their culture, and their society. Some artifacts found include tools, pottery, and personal effects. Artifacts can reveal who the people were, what they ate, how they used tools, how they worked together, and their inventions and innovations.

What do you think are the personal attributes of an inventor? Attributes are the characteristics of a person. What makes them special.

Attributes: The characteristics of a person. What makes them special.

From the handout, read one of the four vignettes from “Great Thinkers and Their Inventions” and complete the “Attributes Worksheet.” Identify the need or desire satisfied by the inventions and other societal impacts. Societal Impacts – How people and products affect the way we live. Handouts: Great Thinkers and Their Inventions Attributes Worksheet

Invention Discussion

Great Thinkers and Their Inventions Chester Greenwood Earle Dickson Clarence Crane William Russell Frisbee Images were retrieved from and the Microsoft Clip Art Gallery

Essential Question What makes an inventor special and what are their impacts on our society?

ConclusionConclusion ENGR 7-2 Lesson 2