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    Unit 7

    Unit 7 contains Lesson 1 and Lesson 2.

     

    When it comes to manufacturing jobs, stationary engineers and boiler operators have one thing in common. They are all concerned with analyzing and evaluating how equipment is performing. Whether it is monitoring, tracking, or charting data, they each have to see the patterns of day-to-day operations and decide whether everything is moving as efficiently as possible. Gathering this data is crucial to the maintenance of equipment and workflow.Therefore, this unit focuses on identifying, translating, and communicating data using ratios and proportions

     
    LESSON 1
    Sprint Overview
    1. Learners are introduced to equity as a workplace value.
    2. Learners are introduced to the jobs of stationary engineers and boiler operators.
    3. Learners are introduced to ratios and proportions in the context of job skills.
    4. Learners practice writing ratios to describe patterns in the context of job skills.
    5. Learners practice solving ratio equations in the context of job skills.
    6. Learners participate in a review of solving ratio word problems.
    7. Learners create a TRY Goal.

    Lesson 1: Writing Ratios

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    • DEFINE Ratio
    • EVALUATE when to use ratios
    • IDENTIFY comparisons as ratios
    • DEFINE proportional relationships
    • CONSTRUCT ratios from real-world scenarios
    • SOLVE ratio word problems
    • EXPLAIN steps to writing a ratio
    • EXHIBIT equity values in thoughts and actions
    • SOLVE problems with precision and efficiency
    • ROLE PLAY scenarios in a manufacturing context
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    LESSON 2
    Sprint Overview
    1. Learners participate in an opening ritual.
    2. Learners are introduced to proportional relationships.
    3. Learners practice identifying equivalent rates.
    4. Learners practice writing proportional relationships for a given data set.
    5. Learners solve proportions.
    6. Learners participate in graphing data from proportion tables.
    7. Learners engage in additional practice (optional)
    8. Learners review I CAN statements (optional)

    Lesson 2: Identifying Propotional Relationships

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    • DEFINE proportional relationships
    • COMPARE duties and responsibilities of boiler operators and stationary engineers
    • IDENTIFY qualities and skills needed for boiler operators and stationary engineers
    • WRITE proportional relationships
    • SOLVE proportional relationships
    • ANALYZE workplace scenarios
    • EXHIBIT equity values in thoughts and actions
    • SOLVE problems with precision and efficiency
    • ROLE PLAY scenarios in a manufacturing context
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    Unit 8

    Unit 8 contains Lesson 1 and Lesson 2.

     

    To conclude this series of units, learners will examine the competencies and skills involved in continuous improvement efforts to include root cause analysis and lean manufacturing tools and techniques. The career pathway highlighted in this unit is quality control inspector.Learners will engage in mathematical problems of scale and explore resiliency as a workplace value.

     
    LESSON 1
    Sprint Overview
    1. Learners participate in an opening ritual.
    2. Learners explore a manufacturing workplace competency.
    3. Learners explore cross training.
    4. Learners define scale.
    5. Learners perform calculations using scale in a manufacturing context.
    6. Learners create a TRY Goal (optional).
    7. Learners participate in a closing ritual

    Lesson 1: Continuous Improvement Tools and Techniques

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    • DEFINE and IDENTIFY resiliency as an important workplace skill/value
    • DISCUSS the duties and tasks involved in continuous improvement
    • EXAMINE and INTERPRET scale factors in scale drawings
    • CREATE scale drawings and scale factors
    • PERFORM calculations involving scale
    • CONNECT to learning about ratios and proportions
    • EXPLORE a workplace competency
    • EXHIBIT resiliency in thoughts and actions
    • SOLVE problems with precision and efficiency
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    LESSON 2
    Sprint Overview
    1. Learners participate in an opening ritual.
    2. Learners are introduced to quality control.
    3. Learners practice analyzing and comparing product quality using scale.
    4. Learners practice writing and evaluating scale relationships from scenarios.
    5. Learners solve scale problems using proportions.
    6. Learners engage in additional practice (optional)
    7. Learners review I CAN statements (optional)

    Lesson 2: Using Scale to Determine Quality

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    • DEFINE quality control
    • ANALYZE product quality using scale
    • COMPARE scale proportions to originals
    • WRITE scale relationships from scenarios
    • SOLVE scale problems using proportions
    • EVALUATE scale relationships from scenarios
    • EXHIBIT resiliency values in thoughts and actions
    • SOLVE problems with precision and efficiency
    • ROLE PLAY scenarios in a quality control context
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