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i. States the need for a solution i. Outlines the need for a i. Explains the need for a i. Explains and justifies the
to a problem. solution to a problem. solution to a problem. need for a solution to a
problem
Task Clarification:
What are the three most important IB LEARNER PROFILES for being an INVENTOR? Explain:
1. I think is thicker are important. Because they need to think about a lot of things to solving question or problem
2. Open minded also are important. If you describe someone as open-minded, you approve of them because they are willing to listen
to and consider other people's ideas and suggestions.
3. Caring. Help other people and most care about other people. A caring person is affectionate, helpful, and sympathetic.
How will learning to TINKER and INVENT help you understand SYSTEMS better?
● If I’m an inventor I need to learn about systems so that I can understand systems better.
● Tinker is samely, I need to fix something then I need to know about systems, finally, I can fix the things.
Pick an IB LEARNER PROFILE that you need to work on. Set yourself a goal for improvement in this unit:
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IDENTIFY AND PRIORITIZE THE RESEARCH
(practice but not graded)
Level 1-2 Level 3-4 Level 5-6 Level 7-8
i. States some points of i. States and prioritizes the i. States and prioritizes the
research needed to main points of research main points of research
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develop a solution, w needed to develop a needed to develop a solution
some guidance. solution to the problem, to the problem, with minimal
with some guidance. guidance.
What did you know about _____ ? What do you Want to know about _? What have you Le
arned about ___?
SYSTEMS SYSTEMS SYSTEMS
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i. States the main features of i. Outlines the main features i. Describes the main features
an existing product that of an existing product that of an existing product that
inspires a solution to the inspires a solution to the inspires a solution to the
problem. problem. problem.
Task Clarification:
● The steam engine needs a boiler that boils water to produce high-pressure steam.
● Nuclear power generation and thermal power generation still use steam turbine engines to
convert thermal energy into electrical energy.
● Wood, coal, oil or natural gas or even garbage can be used as a heat source
Sources:
https://www.britannica.com/technology/steam-engine
THE INDUSTRIAL FACTORY
Features:
● Have workshop
● Electric Room
● Industrial plants can be divided into single-story industrial buildings and multi-story
industrial buildings according to their architectural structure.
● Most of the multi-story industrial buildings are found in light industry, electronics,
instrumentation, communications, and pharmaceutical industries.
Sources:https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%B7%A5%E4%B8%9A%E5%8E%82%E6%88%BF
● Often, these machines consist of a series of simple devices that are linked together to
produce a domino effect, in which each device triggers the next one, and the original goal is
achieved only after many steps.
i. States the findings of i. Outlines some of the main i. Outlines the main findings i. Presents the main findings of
research. findings of research. of relevant research. relevant research.
Task Clarification:
How are Steam Engines, Factories, and Rube Goldberg Machines similar?
● systems
● machine
● Man made
How are Steam Engines, Factories, and Rube Goldberg Machines different?
What is the most interesting fact that you learned in your research?
● This Rube Goldberg Machines. A Rube Goldberg machine is a machine intentionally designed to perform a simple task in an indirect
and overcomplicated fashion. Often, these machines consist of a series of simple devices that are linked together to produce a domino
effect.