Energy and Equity Portal: Backtracking your personal energy use

Backtracking your personal energy use

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Highlights: Provides students with a chance to explore the scientific, geographical and anthropological legacy of an energy resource they depend on.

Summary: In modern society many of us are mostly unfamiliar with the story behind the energy we rely upon every day. By studying an energy resource in details students can recognize that:
• Most energy resources came to Earth as solar energy but the timeline of that arrival varies dramatically.
• All energy resources depend on specific land and/or ocean areas.
• Land has a human legacy which often involves both stewardship and injustice.
Students work in groups on this research both inside and outside of class and then create a short video to share their findings with their classmates.

Resource Types: Instructor supplement, In-class activity, Lecture materials, Project

Remote Learning Ready: This resource has been designed or adapted for use in remote learning.

Authors:

Lane Seeley (He/His)

Eastside Preparatory High School

TOPICS

Physics Topics:

Energy > Energy Concepts > Energy Transfer, Energy Transformation (Conversion)

Energy > Energy Forms > Chemical Energy, Electrostatic Energy, Gravitational Energy, Kinetic Energy, Radiation Energy, Thermal Energy

Energy > Energy Resource Issues > Energy and Land Use

Energy > Energy Resources > Electrical Energy Generation, Energy Infrastructure, Energy Storage, Food Energy, Fossil Fuels, Nuclear Energy, Personal Energy Use, Renewable Energy

Energy > Environmental Issues > Land Use, Negative Environmental Impacts

Equity Topics:

Energy-relevant Equity Topics > Energy and Land Use, Personal Energy Use

Environmental Equity Topics > Climate Change

Equity Pedagogies > Culturally Responsive Teaching, Place-based Education

Social Equity Topics > Colonialism, History of Inequity and Injustice

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