Nuclear Chemistry Project STEM Conclusion Day 1
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STEM Conclusion
Objectives
◦ Today I will be able to:
Differentiate between the different types of nuclear accidents
Begin researching a radioactive incident
Informal asssessment – monitoring student
interactions and questions as they read the
article and participate in the class discussion
Formal assessment – analyze student responses
to the exit ticket
Common Core Connection
◦ Build Strong Content Knowledge
◦ Value Evidence
◦ Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of
others
Evaluate: Warm – Up
Engage: Types of Radioactive Incidents Article
and Discussion
Explain: Assign Radioactive Incidents Project
Evaluate: Exit Ticket
What is nuclear power?
What type of nuclear accidents can occur?
Today I will be able to:
◦ Discuss what should be in a good conclusion
◦ Differentiate between the different types of nuclear
accidents
◦ Begin researching a radioactive incident
Due for Half Credit
Tuesday October 15th
State if data supports hypothesis
Use Data to support the claim
State if data is statistically significant using
results of statistical test
Connect to previous research
Discuss application/relevance of findings
Identifies new questions to be investigated in
the future
Discuss Errors
◦ Statistical
◦ Systemic
◦ Measurement
Make sure formatting is correct
◦ Proper Citations
◦ APA Reference list
◦ Written in passive voice
Warm – Up
Conclusion Overview
Types of Radioactive Incidents Article and
Discussion
Assign Radioactive Incidents Project
Exit Ticket
What sources would these types of radiation
originate from?
What types of incidents have you heard of?
Brainstorm a list of radioactive elements that
undergo radioactive decay
Chernobyl,Ukraine (1986)
Kyshtym, Soviet Union (1957)
Goiania, Brazil (1987)
Tokaimura, Japan (1999)
Alexander Litvinenko (2006)
Fukushima, Japan (2011)
Fleurus, Belgium (2006)
Determine the radioactive isotope that
underwent nuclear decay for your radioactive
incident
What questions do you have about the STEM
project?