Create-a-museum-exhibit-that-explains-how-many-of-the-Earth-s-systems-from-this-lesson-impact-life-on-Earth-today-environmental-science-homework-help
Create-a-museum-exhibit-that-explains-how-many-of-the-Earth-s-systems-from-this-lesson-impact-life-on-Earth-today-environmental-science-homework-help
1.Goal:
Create a museum exhibit that explains how many of the Earth’s systems (from this lesson) impact life on Earth today.
Role:
You are working for the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History as an educational media designer.
Audience:
Your boss and the general public.
Situation:
You have been given the job as an educational exhibit designer in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C. Your goal is to create an educational exhibit that is hands on, engaging, and educational.
Product or Performance:
You will generate a prototype drawing of your exhibit. This drawing must include the following:
- At least four systems of the Earth
- Images explaining what each system does
- An image mash up showing how that system supports life as an abiotic component.
Standards for Success:
A successful project will have:
- Graphics that include both images and clear text explanations.
- A hands-on component that encourages the users to interact with the content.
2.Goal:
Create an ad campaign to warn people of the decreasing numbers of honeybees and the possible effects of a species decline.
Role:
You are an investigative journalist/amateur honey collector.
Audience:
The general public.
Situation:
You decided to investigate the decreasing supply of natural honey. In the course of your research, you discovered there are declining numbers of honeybees. These declining numbers affect other aspects of the environment, and you want other people to become aware of the problem.
Product or Performance:
You will create a poster, PowerPoint or other multimedia presentation warning people of the dangers of the declining honeybee numbers.
Standards for Success:
Successful projects need the following:
- Explain what the honeybee does for the environment.
- Describe what can happen if the honeybee becomes extinct.
- Include images.
