Does the topic of Nuclear Energy seem random? Yes, many of my posts seem random. My husband, Rob, teaches Physics. He wants his Physics students to research energy projects. This post is for his kids. The following is a list of questions and links to guide the students as they research nuclear energy.
1. What is Nuclear Energy?
2. How does a Nuclear Power plant produce electricity?
3. What is radiation?
4. Calculate your annual exposure to radiation.
5. Explain the basics regarding nuclear radiation.
6. How is radiation detected?
7. How is radiation measured?
8. Timeline of Nuclear Power Plant accidents.
9. What happened at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania?
10. Is Nuclear Power clean and safe?
Prepare a presentation.
1. Title
2. The guiding question is ‘Is Nuclear Energy clean and safe?
3. Include all of the aspects listed above in your presentation.
4. Use information and websites representing views and background both in favor and against the use of nuclear energy. Explain both perspectives.
5. Use Prezi, PowerPoint, Google Slides etc for your presentation.
6. Include a minimum of 25 slides.
7. Here are tips for preparing a good presentation.
8. Include citations using MLA or Chicago Turabian.
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