Lesson Plan
Grades 9-12
Getting Around
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Students create and conduct a survey to identify a local transportation issue and develop a strategy to make their community less dependent on fossil fuels.
Students will be able to:
- Create and conduct a survey to assess current transportation habits in their community.
- Analyze the collected data to determine one local transportation issue that contributes to a reliance on fossil-fuel based transportation.
- Develop a strategy that combats their identified transportation issue in order to make the community more sustainable.
Features of This Resource
- Students practice asking questions and recording responses
- Student collect and analyze their own data sets
- Opportunity for students to find solutions to an environmental problem in their community and make a change
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