Learning Windows
The four "windows" below provide a mechanism for
assessing the level of understanding which the student has achieved upon
completing the activities and challenges.
The purpose of each window:
Recall: Demonstrate
actual understanding of poster's concept and content
Relate: Show near transfer of understanding
to similar object or related concept
Connect: Using concept or causal model, show
transfer of understanding to an unrelated object
Create: Presentation of a novel learning task
by student
Recall
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- Why is it important to know the CG range
of an airplane?
- What factor(s) impact an airplane's stability?
- What influences the CG of an airplane?
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Relate
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- How is a "Loop" airplane like the SR-71 ?
- Which of the concepts that were applied to
the "Loop" airplane activities could be applied to the performance
of a research airplane?
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Connect
- What are ways in which you could determine the CG on other objects,
such as meter sticks and mobile? Try it out.
- Explain the action of a see-saw using the concept of center
of gravity and CG range.
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Create
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- What would happen if your "Loop" airplane
were made of a composite material that was 5 times stronger
than steel and weighed half as much?
- Create an aircraft with 2 pairs of wings.
Experiment with placement of wings to get best stability.
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