Engineering Design

  • 1

    Use evidence to describe major global challenges for which humans need or want solutions.EE.HS-ETS1-1

    1. H

      Use evidence to describe major global challenges for which humans need or want solutions. EE.HS-ETS1-H.1

    2. M

      Given evidence about a common challenge, identify one or more effect(s) to "people or the environment if solutions are not developed."          EE.HS-ETS1-M.1

    3. L

      Given a common familiar challenge, identify who/what is most impacted (hurt by it).   EE.HS-ETS1-L.1

  • 2

    During a class investigation of a complex real- world problem, identify a sub- problem and a potential solution that uses engineering. EE.HS-ETS1-2 

    1. H

      During a class investigation of a complex real- "world problem, identify a sub- problem and a potential solution that uses engineering."   EE.HS-ETS1-H.2

    2. M

      During a class investigation of a common, familiar "problem limited to the student’s local community or within the state of Michigan, identify a smaller" problem that is related to a larger problem.     EE.HS-ETS1-M.2

    3. L

      During a class investigation of a common, familiar "problem related to the student’s direct experience (such as within the classroom, school, family, or" community), identify a smaller problem that is related to a larger problem.   EE.HS-ETS1-L.2

  • 3

    When participating in a group investigation of solutions to a real-world problem, use two factors or criteria (such as cost, safety, reliability, and/or aesthetics) to recommend which of three solutions is best given the factors/criteria.EE.HS-ETS1-3

    1. H

      When participating in a group investigation of solutions to a real- "world problem, use two factors or criteria (such as cost, safety, reliability, and/or aesthetics) to" recommend which of three solutions is best given the factors/criteria. EE.HS-ETS1-H.3

    2. M

      Given two or more solutions to a common, familiar problem, identify which "solution best meets a specific criteria or constraint."           EE.HS-ETS1-M.3

    3. L

      Given a possible solution and a non-solution, identify a possible solution to a common, familiar problem.   EE.HS-ETS1-L.3

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Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12

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