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A4 Evaporation heat (answer sheet)

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The answer sheet contains sample answers to all questions asked in the student experimentation instructions. In some cases, the answers are very short, often only in the form of key words. Depending on the learning objective, they can be augmented and enlarged upon with additional material from textbooks or Internet research. Likewise, the answer sheet will be elaborate on the analyses for the individual subexperiments, but only in cases where experience shows that there could be difficulties. You will find more detailed information in the related experimentation instructions “A4 Evaporation heat (student instructions), which are available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
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C5 What functions does the skin have? (answer sheet)

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The answer sheet contains sample answers to all questions asked in the student experimentation instructions. In some cases, the answers are very short, often only in the form of key words. Depending on the learning objective, they can be augmented and enlarged upon with additional material from textbooks or Internet research. Likewise, the answer sheet will be elaborate on the analyses for the individual subexperiments, but only in cases where experience shows that there could be difficulties. You will find more detailed information in the related experimentation instructions “C5 What functions does the skin have? (student instructions), which are available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
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Algorithms – Opportunities and challenges of algorithmic systems

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Algorithms are inherently neither good nor bad for society. They are procedures that are intended to help perform or automate certain processes. We as a society can design and use them in various ways. Depending on how we perceive and make use of this design scope, the impacts can be positive or negative. The opportunities are closely linked with the challenges resulting from the use of algorithmic systems and, in turn, closely linked with their properties.
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Artificial intelligence – Virtual assistant dialogs (answer sheet)

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Information and ideas: The students should notice that the virtual assistant can answer some questions very easily, especially if they are related to the purpose of the application (of the virtual assistant) and the virtual assistant is programmed for them. The question about the weather is an example of this. Many virtual assistants are also programmed to answer users’ “funny” questions, such as the request for a joke or “Do you love me?” In this way, the virtual assistant is supposed to seem more like a person and not like a machine.
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Energy comparison of means of transportation (teacher information)

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This document states the learning objectives that are pursued with the “Energy comparison of means of transportation” worksheet. The worksheet can be used as the starting point for an open discussion about various means of transportation. Since the research results may differ, these teaching methods give sample values as a starting point for filling in the table. They also offer possibilities for variation. Information and ideas: After the initial discussion and after the students work through the worksheet, reflection and another discussion are useful.
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A1 Electric current from solar cells (worksheet 4)

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Note: This worksheet has been developed especially for subject teaching in English and for language-sensitive subject teaching. It uses the picture sequence methodology tool developed by Josef Leisen and Heinz Klippert. The picture sequence is used to train students how to correctly comprehend and then explain the chronological and logical sequences of events. Students whose native language is not English and who do not have strong English skills receive support and training in understanding the technical vocabulary. They work with the specialized vocabulary and in this way acquire the ability to communicate about specific subjects.
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C5 What functions does the skin have? (worksheet 1)

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Note: This worksheet has been developed especially for subject teaching in English and for language-sensitive subject teaching. It uses the word field methodology tool developed by Josef Leisen and Heinz Klippert. The word field trains students in the technical terms and supports them in formulating technical texts. Students whose native language is not English and who do not have strong English skills receive support and training in understanding the technical vocabulary. They work with the specialized vocabulary and in this way acquire the ability to communicate about specific subjects.
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B6 Renewable energies (worksheet 3)

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Note: This worksheet has been developed especially for subject teaching in English and for language-sensitive subject teaching. It uses the word string methodology tool developed by Josef Leisen and Heinz Klippert. The word string supports the introduction of typical sentence structures in subject teaching and is a language aid for the students. Students whose native language is not English and who do not have strong English skills receive support and training in understanding the technical vocabulary. They work with the specialized vocabulary and in this way acquire the ability to communicate about specific subjects.
subject teaching in English: For the student experimentation instructions of the same