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Welcome to Mr. Poliszuk's Webpage"Bridging the gap between technology and the real world."This site will primarily be used for 'Technology 7' scholars to access assignments, learning targets, and models and to help them develop an understanding of technology, products, systems and processes, problem solving, and the impacts that technology has on people and the envionment.
AssignmentsEach assignment will be assessed out of 10 points. There will be an average of 1-2 assignments per day throughout the school yearUnit 1: What is Technology?!1. Computer Lab Rules and Responsibilities PostersLearning Target: I can create and present two posters regarding computer lab rules and responsibilities.
2. My Student Network Account!Learning Target: I can take notes about the benfits and features of my student network account, and identify and draw what the 'This PC' and 'H: drive' icons look like.
3. Saving and Opening a FileLearning Target: I can explain and demonstrate how to Save and Open a file using my student H: drive.
4. What is Technology?!Learning Target: I can define technology, identify examples of technology and non-technology (nature), and look outside my classroom window to determine examples of technology and non-technology.
5. Developing Technology for Our Needs and WantsLearning Target: I can define and provide examples of needs and wants, determine specific items at school and/or at home that are needs and wants, and argue, whether money, in today's society, is a need or a want.
6. Technology VocabularyLearning Target: I can define new technology terms and match the new technology terms to their correct definitions.
7. The Seven Areas of TechnologyLearning Target: I can define and identify the seven areas of technology, select images that align with each area of technology, and explain how each area of technology impacts our society.7 Areas of Technology -Student Copy7 Areas of Technology -Mr. P's PowerPoint
8. The Seven Resources of TechnologyLearning Target: I can define and identify the seven resources of technology, choose appropriate emojis that represent each of the seven resources of technology, and choose a product, analyze its production and determine which types of specific resources were used in the development of that product.
Unit 2: Career Research
Career Research Assignment - Student CopyCareer Research Assignment -Mr. P's PowerPointStudent Example - Model Project
Career Vocab Study Guide
Unit 3: Become an Entrepreneur!
Video: Ohio Teen Starts His Own Business!
Video: Ohio Teen Starts His Own Business! (Original Clip)
Business Card: www.vistaprint.com
Business Shirt, Hat, Mug: www.customink.com
Unit 4: Measurement, Electricity, and Problem Solving
Video: Air Skimmer LayoutVideo: Air Skimmer Assembly
ELECTRICITY = THE FLOW OF ELECTRONS
SERIES CIRCUIT - ELECTRICITY FLOWS THROUGH ALL LOADS - REMOVE ONE AND THEY ALL GO OUT!!
PARALLEL CIRCUIT - ELECTRICITY FLOWS THROUGH EACH LOAD INDEPEDENTLY - REMOVE ONE AND THE REST STAY ON!!
COMBINATION SERIES-PARALLEL - MULTIPLE STRINGS OF LIGHTS WIRED IN SERIES, THEN WIRED IN PARALLEL WITH EACH OTHER - REMOVE ONE AND THAT STRING OF LIGHTS GOES OUT, BUT THE REST OF THE LIGHTS STAY ON!!Design Labs- Design and build a circuit which powers a motor, and can be turned on/off by a switch.
- Design and build a circuit which powers a motor with variable speeds.
- Design and build a circuit which powers a motor, has an indicator light, and can be controlled by an on/off switch.
- Design and build a circuit that powers a motor and a buzzer, which are controlled by independant switches.
- Design and build a circuit that powers a motor, buzzer, and an LED - all which are controlled by independant switches.
Paper TowerDesign a free-standing tower as tall as you can.
Materials: 1 sheet of paper, 24" tape
Straw TowerDesign a free-standing tower to hold a tennis ball as far off the table top as possible.
Materials: 10 straws, 24" tape
Pringles PackagingDesign and test a package to safely ship a single Pringles Potato Chip through the US Postal Service without damage to the chip.
Materials: Paper, index cards, popsicle sticks, tape, cotton balls, paper/styrofoam plates
Radioactive RocksA container holding radioactive rocks is deteriorating. The rocks must be moved to another container to prevent radioactive leakage.
Design and construct a device that will move "radioactive" rocks from one bag to another without human contact and beyond a distance of 6 inches from the human body.
Materials: String, drinking cups, skewers, paper clips, rubber bands, 3x5 index cards, pencil, 12" tape
Plastic PollutionVideo: Diver Captures Footage of Plastic Pollution Near NorwayPlastics have been used for decades and have been polluting our Earth and oceans since its development. Land, Air and Marine wildlife have mistaken this plastic for food and have been injesting this plastic - causing widespread sickness and death.
Design, draw, and present a solution that will clean the world's oceans of plastic pollution.
Study Guide 2: http://www.studystack.com/quiz-1724010Score 100% on Study Guide 1 and 2 for an Ice Cream of your choiceFinal Exam Test Results85% or higher = Ice cream and pizza party with Mr. Poliszuk65% - 84% = Ice Cream of your choice from Mr. Poliszuk
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