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Related subject area: science, geography Overall problem: Which activities (if any) should be restricted
around the coral reefs of Relationship of problem in this lesson to overall problem: The problem in this lesson is for students to generate important questions to be considered when choosing the best aircraft for a mission. While developing this list of questions the students will participate in a series of activities to learn about the forces of flight and factors that may affect the success of the mission such as weather conditions, the remote sensing instrument requirements, and flight planning. Estimated time required: 5 to 6 class periods Student outcomes/objectives:
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Teacher preparation:
Student reflection and assessment: Student reflection activities | Assessment Education standards supported by this lesson: National Science Education Standards | Project 2061 Benchmarks National Standards for School Mathematics | National Technology Standards | National Geography Standards Cross-curricular connections to National Education Standards for this lesson: math | technology | geography |
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Teacher Activities
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Student Activities
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Ask what is the overall problem that we are addressing? Ask what types of questions do you have about planning an airborne remote sensing mission to investigate this problem? (prompt for where, how, types of instruments, types of aircraft, etc.) Explain that we have received a message from the head of airborne mission planning asking for your help as airborne mission scientists to select the appropriate aircraft for this mission. Prompt students to read the Ask do you have any questions about our goal? |
Sample student responses:
Student activity: Students read Mission planning letter (AW-1) |
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