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Done by: Mark, Ivy, Sharon and Peng Quee IT’S TIME FOR DESSERT!

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Done by: Mark, Ivy, Sharon and

Peng Quee

IT’S TIME FOR DESSERT!

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IT’S DESSERT TIME!

CASE STUDY

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Sharon’s parents have organised a 21st birthday party for her. Sharon’s mother wanted to prepare a cold dessert. She asked Sharon and her brother, Jovan to find a container that could keep the dessert cold.

“Mom, there are a few containers in the kitchen cabinet. Which one should I choose? The plastic, the metal or the glass container? Sharon asked her mother, who was busy preparing the food for the party.

 

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“I will use the metal container, of course! Metal causes hot things to become cold faster. So when we put the dessert in the metal container, it will remain cold,” Jovan said confidently.

“I disagree! I think the plastic container will keep the dessert cold for a longer duration,” Sharon argued.

“Stop bickering! Please make up your mind quickly!” Mother shouted. The two siblings stared blankly at each other, not knowing which container to choose.

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KEEP IT WARM STIMULATION

Youtube Video: Heat Conductor

www.engineeringtoolbox.com/thermal-conductivity-d_429.html

RESOURCES

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ACTIVITIES

Activity 1: Case Analysis Sheet

What Do I Know? What Do I Need To Know?

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ACTIVITIES

Activity 2: Experiment• In their groups, identify the question to be addressed in

the case. Using the materials given, design and conduct an experiment to explore the question.

• What question are you addressing?• What is the aim of the experiment?• State the changed variable.• State the constant variables.• State the measured variable.• Draw a table to record the results.• What can you conclude about your experiment?

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STUDENT PRODUCTS

(I) Mini Poster• Your poster needs to include the following:• The title of your experiment• The experimenters’ names• The aim of the experiment• A drawing of the experimental set-up• A procedure of how the experiment was conducted• Results• Conclusion

(II) Creation of an insulating container/box• The insulating container/box must be made out of recyclable materials• The insulating container/box must be able to keep a bottle of hot water hot as

long as possible.

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ASSESSMENT (RUBRIC)

ComponentsPoor

1Fair

2Good

3Excellent

4Score

Aim Does not state the

aim

The aim is stated, but is hard to

follow

The aim is somewhat related to the topic

The aim is stated clearly.  

Procedure

Not sequential, most steps are missing or are

confusing.

Some of the steps are

understandable; most are

confusing.

Most of the steps are understandable; but

some lack detail.

Presents easy-to-follow steps:

logical & adequately detailed.

 

Result

Data table has missing

information and are inaccurate.

Data table has 2 or more minor

inaccuracies.

Data table is accurate with one mistake.

Data table is neatly completed

and totally accurate.

 

Conclusion

Presents an illogical

explanation for findings - does not

address aim.

Presents an illogical

explanation for findings - barely

supports aim.

Presents a logical explanation for findings

-mostly support the aim.

Presents a logical explanation for findings which support the aim.

 

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21st CENTURY COMPETENCIES

• 1: Civic Literacy, Global Awareness & Cross-cultural Skills.

• 2: Critical and Inventive Thinking• 3: Information and Communication Skills

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21st CENTURY COMPETENCIES

Part of Case Module for ICBL

Action by Participants Alignment with 21st Century skills

Case Narrative Read aloud, read silently.Relate story to what you already know. 

3: You need to comprehend so there is info processing, and are communicating via text

Case Analysis: Know/Need to Know 

Individual and group thinking about what you already know, and question generation.

1: Be aware of thought processes, and analysis because you are learning from the people around you. People are different in the group, with varied backgrounds 

Resources for answering questions 

Generate a list of resources.

2: Thinking about and choosing among resources and be critically selective. Need search skills. 

Explore case resources 

Examine the things we offered

2: Need to evaluate resources to see if relevant. Also problem solving 

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21st CC

Part of Case Module for ICBL

Action by Participants Alignment with 21st Century skills

Experiment 

Groups designed and conducted experiments and prepared posters of results       

Design:1: Need for cooperation among team, especially if multicultural.2: Have to think through all possible ways to prove/test hypothesis, not being afraid to make mistakes3: Communication on all aspects Data collection and summary: 2: How to collect and standardize info Presentation:3:Made posters, talked about poster, asked questions.  

Find one new resource

Googled Presentation:3: Present a “Keep it Warm” (from BBC) Stimulation.21st CENTURY

COMPETENCIES

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