Students are to create a concept web like we demonstrated in class using “Air-Dropping of Food” as the central idea, and it includes the four key variables:
Criteria, constraints, human impact, and environmental impact.
Remember also that each of the four variables must have four sub-variables, for a total of sixteen (16).
Most importantly, you must have context clues to connect the circles or ovals, like the classroom teacher showed you in class. If you were absent or school-related due to your extra-curricular activity, it is your responsibility to find out what you missed during this weekend from your classmates. No exceptions!!
Mr saleh can you explain to me what the homework was because I had a football game and I have no one to ask about the homework. Thank you, Dheye Algalham
You need to create a concept map or web (also known as mind map) by using “Air-Dropping Food” as your central idea. From there, you will need to branch it out into four key variables: Criteria (rule or standard), Constraints (Something that limits the process), Human Impact (How we as people can affect this process), and Environmental Impact (How the environment can affect this process). Each of the four variables will need four branches as well. You must have context clues between ANY TWO circles or ovals, for a total of sixteen (16) ovals or circles.