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The outcomes below can be addressed at the high school level as indicated in each of the themes.

Theme 1: About radioactivity

Activities

Working scientifically
  • the skills to process data and evaluate findings
  • confidence in dealing with new and complex scientific language
  • an ability to work in cooperative and collaborative ways
Energy and change
  • identifies and describes energy sources and receivers
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
Summary task

Energy and change
  • identifies and describes energy sources and receivers
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties

Theme 2: Life in the nuclear age

Activities

Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
  • properties of materials can be modified
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment
Summary task

Working scientifically
  • the ability to plan and conduct investigations
  • the skills to process data and evaluate findings
  • development of confidence and competence in dealing with technology
  • development of literacy and numeracy skills as they relate to science
  • an ability to locate and interpret information from a range of resources
  • an ability to communicate scientific understandings and findings to a variety of audiences
  • confidence in dealing with new and complex scientific language
  • an ability to work in cooperative and collaborative ways
  • creative self-expression through science
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
  • properties of materials can be modified
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment

Theme 3: Using radiation

Activities

Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
  • understands the processes involved in the transfer of energy
  • identifies and describes energy sources and receivers
Summary task

Working scientifically
  • the ability to plan and conduct investigations
  • the skills to process data and evaluate findings
  • development of confidence and competence in dealing with technology
  • development of literacy and numeracy skills as they relate to science
  • an ability to locate and interpret information from a range of resources
  • an ability to communicate scientific understandings and findings to a variety of audiences
  • confidence in dealing with new and complex scientific language
  • an ability to work in cooperative and collaborative way
  • creative self-expression through science
  • the ability to make informed, rational, responsible decisions
  • awareness that scientific issues and attitudes may be influenced by individual, social and cultural background
  • the ability to debate issues concerning scientific values and knowledge
Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
  • understands the processes involved in the transfer of energy
  • identifies and describes energy sources and receivers

Theme 4: Choosing nuclear futures

Summary task

Working scientifically
  • the ability to plan and conduct investigations
  • the skills to process data and evaluate findings
  • development of confidence and competence in dealing with technology
  • development of literacy and numeracy skills as they relate to science
  • an ability to locate and interpret information from a range of resources
  • an ability to communicate scientific understandings and findings to a variety of audiences
  • confidence in dealing with new and complex scientific language
  • an ability to work in cooperative and collaborative way
  • the ability to make informed, rational, responsible decisions
  • awareness that scientific issues and attitudes may be influenced by individual, social and cultural background
  • the ability to debate issues concerning scientific values and knowledge
Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
  • properties of materials can be modified
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
  • understands the processes involved in the transfer of energy
Module summary task

Working scientifically
  • the ability to plan and conduct investigations
  • the skills to process data and evaluate findings
  • development of confidence and competence in dealing with technology
  • development of literacy and numeracy skills as they relate to science
  • an ability to locate and interpret information from a range of resources
  • an ability to communicate scientific understandings and findings to a variety of audiences
  • confidence in dealing with new and complex scientific language
  • an ability to work in cooperative and collaborative way
  • the ability to make informed, rational, responsible decisions
  • awareness that scientific issues and attitudes may be influenced by individual, social and cultural background
  • the ability to debate issues concerning scientific values and knowledge
Earth and beyond
  • science affects society and the environment
Natural and processed materials
  • the properties of materials determine their use
  • the structure of materials determines their behaviour and properties
  • properties of materials can be modified
Energy and change
  • appreciates the importance of energy use to individuals and society
  • understands the processes involved in the transfer of energy

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