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IMPACTT
About IMPACTT
Curriculum Design
Curriculum Philosophy
Curriculum Structure
Student Outcomes
Target Audiences
Major Projects
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IMPACTT
Major Projects

 

Major Projects are a way for students to apply the skills and information they learned from the variety of lessons in a given unit. To date there are four Major Projects developed for the IMPACTT curriculum, one project for each unit. The time to implement each can range from one to three weeks.
  Each Major Project (linked below) provides descriptions of how to conduct the project and additional links to lessons that relate directly to the Major Project, rather than to lessons concerning the content of the topic.
Implementation:
  Major Projects can be implemented during the delivery of the basic content lessons or near the completion of the content / topic lessons. The decision about when to implement the Major Project is left up to the teacher.

Major Projects of IMPACTT
   
Conduct a class debate about the environment
 
Inform the community about a local water issue with a brochure
   
Create a video documentary on local biota and historical uses of the biota
   
Organize & implement a tobacco & health conference
 
 


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