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Investigating Wastewater: Solutions and Pollution
Middle School Module
Investigating Wastewater: Solutions and Pollution is a SEPUP module
designed for use in grades 7–12. The module contains a series
of 10 activities that provide approximately 3 weeks of instruction.
This module focuses on concepts such as solubility, precipitation,
acids,
and bases. Students are introduced to a scenario involving wastewater
disposal into a local lake. They make mixtures, investigate solutions,
and neutralize acids and bases. They begin to identify the properties
of water that make it such a useful solvent. Students then design
and test a plan to treat acidic wastewater. They are assessed on their
ability
to design and conduct investigations.
Each module includes a Teacher’s Guide containing reproducible
student pages and a kit containing the equipment required to conduct
the activities with five classes of 32 students. The Teacher’s
Guide provides specific strategies to facilitate and assess student
learning.
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