Workshop Resources
Ms Pauline Suvi
HOD STEM
Sogeri NSoE
PASS Lead since 2019
POPULATION ECOLOGY
Investigate the unity, diversity, and interrelationships between organisms, including their relationships to cycles of matter and energy in the environment.
Describe and interpret biogeochemical cycles within ecosystems.
Examine the chemical reactions that occur in photosynthesis and cellular respiration and that result in the cycling of energy.
Explain how matter and energy flow through living systems and the physical environment.
Examine the dynamic equilibrium in organisms, populations, and ecosystems and explain the effect of equilibrium shifts.
How might we create sustainable practices within our community that are environmentally friendly and support life?
RESOURCES: POPULATION ECOLOGY
Mr Elias Wranga
Principal
Cross Country STEM School of Excellence
AIDS TO PRODUCTION TRADE
(transport, infrastructure and communication)
• Identify producers, consumers and local businesses in the community.
• 3.2.3 Demonstrate knowledge about trading goods and services.
• 4.2.3 Describe transport methods used in trade.
• 5.2.3Explain how communication methods are used in trade.
How might we organise resources and mobilise people to improve, expand and sustain business activities that will create and promote competition, employment opportunities and constant cash flow in our local community through trading of goods and services?
RESOURCES: AIDS TO PRODUCTION TRADE
Ms Sophia Soli
PNG Flying Labs Co-Founder & Coordinator
Co-Founder: SOLI | Education Technology | Cargo Drones & Delivery
Dr Kevin Soli
PNG Flying Labs Co-Founder & Coordinator
Co-Founder: SOLI | Education Technology | Cargo Drones & Delivery
STEM IN COMMUNITY ACTION
By the end of Lesson 4 in the course the students will:
Assess environmental and socio-economic challenges of vegetable gardeners.
Learn the steps to plan and capture aerial data in a drone mapping mission.
Simulate aerial data capture for community gardening in a classroom using micro drones.
Troubleshoot a data capture problem
Reflect on key learning through a mini project presentation.
How might we effectively capture data and produce maps for community leaders to plan and implement climate-smart vegetable gardening in a flood zone in order to increase vegetable production which will impact families’ livelihood positively in the community by creating a reliable income stream through vegetable production?
RESOURCES: STEM IN COMMUNITY ACTION
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