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Curriculum Areas
- Language
- Mathematics
- Science and Technology
- Arts
- Geography Emphasis
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Collecting and Recording Data
- locate relevant information
- find all relevant problems
- extensive scientific data
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Analyze and Interpret Information
- synthesize research
- looking at all variables in problem
- what practical results experiments produce
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Communicate Data and Concepts
- various methods (i.e. written, oral, slideshows, demonstrations)
- oral and written presentations
- organize presentation of results
- present to the public
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Develop Geographic Imaginations
- be creative, generate ideas
- creative writing
- identify potential solutions
- creativity is rewarded in the public
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Compare Academics with the Real World
- displays the relevance of academic learning
- solving problems in the real world
- real world examples of scientific concepts
- contemporary arts and music
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Linking with Existing Information
- applying theories
- applying scientific principles to problems
- links with masters and theories
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Empowering Self and Others
- motivational writing
- demonstrating the value and practical applications of science
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Significance of Alternatives Relating To Our World
- scientific rationale
- analyze each step in the process (T/F)
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Working in the Field
- studies must relate to the real world
- the environment is one big scientific lab
- entertaining and public presentation
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Summarize Detail
- concise presentations
- put all experiences and efforts into one format (i.e. performances, visual art)
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Assessing Progress
- the challenges of subjective evaluation
- the objective evaluation of process and results
- the critical analysis of final result (music, art form)
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Planning
- organized essays and projects
- drama, music and arts take extensive planning and practice
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Identifying Issues
- determine which variables need to be solved
- resolving environmental issues with scientific concepts