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Presenter: Michael Tedeschi Baltimore County Public Schools Perry Hall Middle School 4300 Ebenezer Road Baltimore, Maryland 21236 Image: http://www.beijingholiday.com/assets/images/news/maglev.jpg
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Science: The study of the natural world to gain understanding Big Idea: Magnetism & transfer of power
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Technology: Systems or tools that are created by humans Big Idea: Maglev, magnets (electromagnets), electronic/electrical power, motor system, tools for construction
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Engineering: Applying knowledge of the known world (science) in order to create a technology Big Idea: Design process & exploration of engineering careers
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Provide students with an opportunity to explore the design process.
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Mathematics: Measuring, analyzing, describing, predicting and communication using numbers. Big Idea: Data collection and analysis
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Provide students with an opportunity to see a model maglev at work.
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Kelvin Maglev Track (8 ft.) Price $145.00 Built Ramp (8 ft.) Est. $15.00 Vernier Photo Gates
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Kelvin Power Supply Price $125.00
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Resources Understanding Sharing
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Attract and repel are not good enough!!!
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Simple Complex
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Understanding laws of motion
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Identify the how the 9 Core Technologies apply to the Maglev Germany Japan
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1.Materials Tech. 2.Mechanical Tech. 3.Electrical Tech. 4.Electronic Tech. 5.Structural Tech. 6.Fluid Tech. 7.Optical Tech. 8.Thermal Tech. 9.Bio Tech. Maryland 9 Core Technologies
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Identify the various engineering fields. What jobs are needed to make the maglev? (focus on the engineering fields) How do you become an engineer?
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You must create a working Maglev model to win the companies latest contract bid proposal. The contract is for a Magnetic Levitation vehicle to be used in the high- speed transportation of people. In order to win the bid contest you must design, construct, test and communicate your finding to the FRA
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Constraints are important 1.Sled size 2.Cabin size 3.One Motor/ Propeller 4.Electricity comes from the guide way 5.Motor must be mounted securely 6. Information must be recorded and communicated effectively
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Cabin Design
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Cabin Construction 1 1 2 4 5 3 6
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Motor Design
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Motor Construction Test Your Connections
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Google Docs
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voki.com
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“My data shows that there was an increase of success in my trials. I started off poorly and made many modifications. Each modification after trail #5 increased in distance. I finished my project be consistently getting in the mid- 80’s for distance.”
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Videos- http://techedmd.org/ (Click Wiki Page)http://techedmd.org/ Simulations- http://phet.colorado.edu/http://phet.colorado.edu/ Audio Editing- http://audacity.sourceforge.net/http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Aviator generator- www.voki.comwww.voki.com Design Squad- http://pbskids.org/designsquad/http://pbskids.org/designsquad/ Career Exploration- http://coinedu.com/http://coinedu.com/
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