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Vocabulary
simulationsolutionadverse impactshuman activitybiodiversity
Skills
  • create (a simulation to test a solution) #dok4
  • revise (a simulation based on evidence or feedback) #dok3
  • test (solutions for mitigating adverse human impacts) #dok3
  • analyze (the effectiveness of a solution to protect biodiversity) #dok3
  • evaluate (impacts of human activity on biodiversity) #dok2
Learning Targets
  • I can identify adverse impacts of human activity on biodiversity. #dok1
  • I can describe what a simulation is and how it can model real-world solutions. #dok1
  • I can explain how human activities can negatively affect biodiversity. #dok2
  • I can analyze the effectiveness of a solution that aims to reduce negative human impacts on biodiversity using simulation data. #dok3
  • I can create a simulation to test proposed solutions for mitigating human impacts on biodiversity. #dok4
  • I can revise a simulation or solution to better address adverse human impacts on biodiversity based on gathered evidence or feedback. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Simulations are valuable tools for testing and improving solutions that address the negative impacts of human activities on Earth’s biodiversity.
  • Human activities can have significant adverse impacts on biodiversity, but scientific approaches can be used to develop and refine solutions to mitigate these effects.
Essential Questions
  • How can simulations help us test potential solutions for reducing the negative impacts of human activity on biodiversity?
  • Why is it important to mitigate the adverse impacts of human activities on biodiversity?
  • In what ways can human activities harm biodiversity, and how can these impacts be measured or modeled?
  • How can we use evidence and feedback to revise and improve solutions for protecting biodiversity?
  • What challenges might be encountered when creating or revising simulations to address real-world environmental issues?