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B3.2 Air pollution – Tracking down technology (answer sheet)

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The answer sheet contains sample answers to all questions asked in the “Tracking down technology” section 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 online research. You will find more detailed information in the related “B3.2 Air pollution (student instructions)” experimentation instructions, which are available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
Answer sheet: For the technology module in the experimentation instructions of the same

A2 Water as a heat store (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 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.
subject teaching in English: For the student experimentation instructions of the same

B2.3 Filtering soluble substances from water – Tracking down technology (answer sheet)

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The answer sheet contains sample answers to all questions asked in the “Tracking down technology” section 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 online research. You will find more detailed information in the related “B2.3 Filtering soluble substances from water (student instructions)” experimentation instructions, which are available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
Answer sheet: For the technology module in the experimentation instructions of the same

A3.1 Parallel circuits – Tracking down technology (answer sheet)

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The answer sheet contains sample answers to all questions asked in the “Tracking down technology” section 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 online research. You will find more detailed information in the related “A3.1 Parallel circuits (student instructions)” experimentation instructions, which are available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
Answer sheet: For the technology module in the experimentation instructions of the same

B6 Renewable energies (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.
subject teaching in English: For the student experimentation instructions of the same

B1 Water cycle (worksheet 2)

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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.
subject teaching in English: For the student experimentation instructions of the same

C3 How does human digestion break down fats? (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 matching exercise methodology tool developed by Josef Leisen and Heinz Klippert. The matching exercise is particularly well suited for work in pairs and groups as well as for practicing. 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

A3 How well does the “fruit and vegetable battery” work? (worksheet 3 answer sheet)

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You can find more detailed information on the associated worksheet for subject teaching in English “A3 How well does the “fruit and vegetable battery” work? (worksheet 3),” which is available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
(worksheet 3 answer sheet) Text Answer sheet: For the worksheet of the same name

C4 pH value of beverages (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 language building blocks methodology tool developed by Josef Leisen and Heinz Klippert. Language building blocks support sentence formation and introduce students to the writing of technical texts step-by-step. 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

A3 The “lemon battery”: What role does each element play? (worksheet 7 answer sheet)

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You can find more detailed information on the associated worksheet for subject teaching in English “A3 The “lemon battery”: What role does each element play? (worksheet 7),” which is available on the media portal of the Siemens Stiftung.
(worksheet 7 answer sheet) Text Answer sheet: For the worksheet of the same name