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On April 26, 1986, engineers at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant were running a safety test that quickly turned into one of the worst nuclear disasters in history. Have you ever wondered what it would take to clean up the site? Join me for 4 weeks of fascinating discussions as we ask questions like: -- How does nuclear power work? -- How do we know which fuels to use? -- Why is nuclear power so heavily regulated? -- What went wrong on April 26, 1986? -- How did the disaster produce such...
Over the course of four weeks, students will expand their skills in: -- Explaining nuclear radiation using models of atomic decay -- Understanding the benefits and hazards of nuclear power -- Advocating for the importance of risk management -- Analyzing engineering design choices
I am a mechanical engineer and engineering educator who loves thinking about how the world works. I've enjoyed thinking about all of the ways Chernobyl has impacted global energy discussions, and I find the engineering considerations of the clean-up operations to be absolutely fascinating and compelling.
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Learners will be provided with insights about how to extend their learning after each class. These assignments will come from our class discussions. I do try to ensure that in-between class challenges are as hands-on as possible. However, given the topic of nuclear radiation, these experiments will likely be virtual simulations or making 3 dimensional models of structures. Home makerspace supplies such as craft sticks, pipe cleaners, cutting foam, cardboard, and interlocking bricks will be helpful when constructing 3 dimensional models.授業以外に週あたり 1 - 2 時間の学習が期待されます
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Chernobyl is an incredibly significant technological disaster that led to widespread devastation. The topic should be discussed seriously and soberly as discussing the harmful effects of radiation exposure can be upsetting. Additionally learners should be prepared to discuss the dynamics of the explosion in an academically appropriate way.
Hello! I'm an engineer committed to giving students amazing experiences in math, science, and engineering. I believe that learning happens when kids ask questions and explore their interests. I look forward to helping your kids leverage their...
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¥60
4 クラス分週に1回、 4 週間
50 分
17 人がクラスを受けました
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Ages: 11-15
クラス人数: 2 人-8 人