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Harrison, Henry L. (Hal), III; Loveland, Thomas – Technology Teacher, 2009
Extensive planning must be used to produce television programs. Students must develop sound design practices and understand these attributes of design in their production planning. Through the design and planning processes involved in television production, students learn that design is a creative process, and that there is no perfect design, but…
Descriptors: Creativity, Production Techniques, Television, Design
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Roman, Harry T. – Technology Teacher, 2010
Greenhouses are marvelous devices, allowing one to enjoy the flower spectacle of summer all year round. At night, greenhouses use supplemental heat to keep the fragile plants warm. Over the last 30 years, greenhouse technology has undergone many changes, with the structures being automated and monitored and low-cost plastic structures emerging as…
Descriptors: Structural Elements (Construction), Horticulture, Environmental Education, Engineering Technology
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Kelley, Todd R. – Technology Teacher, 2010
A number of leaders in technology education have indicated that a major difference between the technological design process and the engineering design process is analysis and optimization. The analysis stage of the engineering design process is when mathematical models and scientific principles are employed to help the designer predict design…
Descriptors: Design, Mathematical Models, Scientific Principles, Engineering
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Clark, Aaron C.; Ernst, Jeremy V. – Technology Teacher, 2009
The authors have devoted a considerable amount of time evaluating the role that gaming and game development plays in the form of curricula integration and as a future career focus for students interested in this field. From the research conducted through the completed National Science Foundation (NSF) project, VisTE: Visualization in Technology…
Descriptors: Technological Literacy, Technology Education, Integrated Curriculum, Unified Studies Curriculum
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Blasetti, Sean M. – Technology Teacher, 2010
This article describes a design problem that not only takes students through the technological design process, but it also provides them with real-world problem-solving experience as it relates to the manufacturing and engineering fields. It begins with a scenario placing the student as a custom wheel designer for an automotive manufacturing…
Descriptors: Design, Manufacturing, Engineering, Geometric Concepts
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Yuill, Ronald D. – Technology Teacher, 2008
Since a number of his special needs students have been in his class for three years, the author tries to continually create new activities that will challenge them. This article describes an activity wherein the author and his students design their own game with their own instructions. This activity encouraged students to learn about designing,…
Descriptors: Technology Education, Special Needs Students, Games, Design
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Warner, Scott A.; Myers, Kerri L. – Technology Teacher, 2010
As people become more sophisticated in their understanding of the workings of the human mind, it becomes increasingly clear that the processes of teaching and learning are more complex and subtle than was once thought. Models of education that were appropriate in the past are now obsolete. Cornell (2002) proposed an emerging paradigm of teaching…
Descriptors: Teaching Models, Creativity, Learning Experience, Technology Education
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Loveland, Thomas; Harrison, Henry L., III – Technology Teacher, 2008
As more school administrators learn ways of promoting their schools to the public, the push for developing television production courses will likely increase. This article introduces the reader to the curricular and pedagogical foundations of television production technology. The authors discuss how to make informed decisions when creating…
Descriptors: Television Commercials, Production Techniques, Technology Education, Instructional Design
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Pokrandt, Rachel – Technology Teacher, 2010
Green is a question with varying answers and sometimes no answer at all. It is a question of location, resources, people, environment, and money. As green really has no end point, a teacher's goal should be to teach students to question and consider green. In this article, the author provides several useful metrics to help technology teachers…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Teaching Methods, Critical Thinking, Environmental Education
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Roman, Harry T. – Technology Teacher, 2009
One hears quite frequently how the arts continually suffer in the academic day. Many long-time technology education champions certainly know what this is all about; but there may be some ways to use technology education to bring the arts into the classroom. This article offers a series of activities and suggestions that will help students better…
Descriptors: Visual Arts, Technology Education, Instructional Design, Classroom Techniques
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Lazaros, Edward J.; Shackelford, Ray – Technology Teacher, 2009
The Home Safety Council (2006) reports that home injuries make up one third of injuries in the United States. As the Home Safety Council (2006) reported, "the top five leading causes of unintentional home injury or death are falls, poisoning, fire/burn, choking/suffocation, and drowning." Because the home is separate from the school…
Descriptors: Safety, Injuries, Technological Literacy, Safety Education
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Silk, Eli M.; Higashi, Ross; Shoop, Robin; Schunn, Christian D. – Technology Teacher, 2010
Over the past three years, the authors have conducted research in middle and high school classrooms in an effort to improve the effectiveness of robotics to teach science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education--their focus has been on math. The authors have found that subtle changes in the design and setup of the lesson make a…
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Robotics, Mathematics Instruction, Computer Uses in Education
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Greenwald, Martin; Feigler, Denis – Technology Teacher, 2009
Like the "phoenix," technology education (TE) can, under the right circumstances, give life to new programs--curricula with different emphases and directions from technology education, yet sharing a common heritage: the belief that applied technology will continue to shape the world. How that shaping process takes place--and the problems that it…
Descriptors: Teacher Education Programs, Articulation (Education), Technology Education, Industrial Arts
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Deal, Walter F. – Technology Teacher, 2010
Shelter has been a concern of humans and animals alike for the millennia. Animals, through their natural instincts, build nests and shelters to meet their needs for protection against predators and seasonal changes in the weather. Early humans sought shelter in caves and cliff dwellings and later began to design and build shelters based on the…
Descriptors: Environmental Education, Construction (Process), Construction Needs, Structural Elements (Construction)
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Donley, John F.; Stewardson, Gary A. – Technology Teacher, 2010
Alternative energy sources have become increasingly important as the production of domestic oil has declined and dependence on foreign oil has increased. Historically, there have been four time periods during which the United States was in fact crippled by oil shortages. These time periods include: (1) the early 1900s; (2) World War II; (3) the…
Descriptors: Fuels, Middle Schools, Energy, Energy Education
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