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Group Integrated Lesson Plan

This lesson plan, designed for MTED 394 in Fall 2011 by Daniel DeLellis and Jessica Freedman, explores the impact of carbon emissions and energy consumption across the U.S. Students will engage with relevant math topics such as linear equations, ratios, unit conversions, and data analysis using Microsoft Excel to analyze energy consumption data. The assessment task requires students to create a poster featuring a pie chart that illustrates regional carbon emissions and propose ways for each region to reduce these emissions, applying their knowledge of geography and industrialization.

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Group Integrated Lesson Plan

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  1. Group Integrated Lesson Plan Daniel DeLellis Jessica Freedman MTED394 Fall 2011

  2. Climate Change Topic • Carbon Emissions across the U.S. • Energy consumption • Electrical Energy consumption by state

  3. Relevant Math TOpics • Linear Equations • Ratio/Proportions • Unit Conversions • Line of Best Fit • Data Analysis • Percentages/Patterns

  4. Technological Tool • MICROSOFT EXCEL!  • Graphing given set of data • Adding line of best fit • Basic calculation • Sums, percentages, ratios

  5. Assessment • Students create a poster with a pie chart broken up by region in the U.S. • Students apply what they know about geography and industrialization to list ways each region can reduce carbon emissions

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