Storms and wind power
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Inquiry task:
Storms are getting more and more violent all over the world. Why is this? What does it mean for using wind power to generate energy?
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Last update:
2023-02-09
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Description:
Headlines on the topics of “storms” and “wind power” serve to encourage and formulate a related topic for discussion. To form a basis for discussion, students should study fundamental aspects of both topics. The method is a “Group expert rally”, in which each expert group is assigned an inquiry task. This gives the students the opportunity to thoroughly analyze selected subtopics, communicate their results and absorb the material through discussion.
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An interdisciplinary approach can be useful not only for scientific subjects, but also for English classes (for example, “develop argumentation techniques”) or for social studies/ethics/religion (for example, “Aid for victims of natural disasters”). The worksheet can also be used for project subjects such as “Renewable Energy Sources”.
Information and ideas:
An interdisciplinary approach can be useful not only for scientific subjects, but also for English classes (for example, “develop argumentation techniques”) or for social studies/ethics/religion (for example, “Aid for victims of natural disasters”). The worksheet can also be used for project subjects such as “Renewable Energy Sources”.
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Learning resource type:
Inquiry task
Subjects:
Civics and Politics; Ethics; Geography; Technology
Grade levels:
Grade 5 to 6; Grade 7 to 9; Grade 10 to 13
School types:
Middle/high school
Keywords:
Climate change; Ecology; Energy; Environment (general); Environmental protection; Power generation; Renewable energy; Solar energy; Wind; Climate change; Ecology (environmental protection); Energy conversion; Energy source; Environment; Renewable energy; Solar energy; Source of energy; Wind
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Siemens Stiftung Media Portal
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