| SAFETY IN THE SHOP |
| Richard Starks |
| Introduction |
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Our number one goal each year is to complete the year without any injuries to the students (and teacher) in the class. We also want to complete the year without any damage to the tools, machines, and equipment in the classroom. For these reasons safety is our number one concern each day when students are working with electricity and various types of equipment, tools, and machinery. Each year, for our returning students, we start out with a safety instruction review. Students taking the class for the first time will be given basic safety instructions on general safety at the first of the year. They will be tested on this information upon completion of the unit. As we introduce new equipment, tools and machines throughout the year we will include detailed operating safety instructions for the students. Before a student will be allowed to use any equipment he or she must meet all of the following requirements: 1. Pass a safety test with 100%. 2. Observe a demonstration (given by the teacher)on the safety and use of that piece of equipment, tool, or machine. 3. Return a concent card signed by both the student and parent or guardian. Subject: Electronics Currently looking for the standards 1.
Each student will complete the year without any injury to himself or herself
or to their classmates.
Introductory
Activity
1. PowerPoint presentation which will provide all the safety rules we have and use in the class. Students are to take notes while we go through these rules. Examples will be given to illustrate the rules so the students will better understand. They are encouraged to ask questions and provide personal experiences for the rest of the class. 2. Videos are to be shown.
Students are to list 10 interesting facts for each of the videos shown.
3. Safety Poster: Students are to select one safety rule from all of the examples discussed todate. They are to draw a colored poster depicting that safety rule. A simple design and minimal word usage is encouraged. Examples of previously done work will be shown. 4. Testbook Assignment: The students will be directed to read the section in the classroom text pertaining to safety. They will be given a worksheet to be completed that will coinside with the reading. 5. Review safety test:
Students will be given a practice test which will contain most of the questions
that will be on the final test. They can work in teams of 2 or 3
while completing this test. They can discuss each of the questions
plus refer to their notes before answering the questions. It would be real
helpful if this test was on the computer so that the students could get
instant feed back with corrections. If computers are not available
a scantron answer sheet would be helpful.
THE TEST: Each student will receive his or her own copy. This test must be done individually. They are to turn the test in for correction upon completion. If they receive a 100% score-their done. If however, the make mistakes they will have to make corrections on the missed questions and then arrange to take the test again. Insert your grading rubric for the culminating activity or a link to your rubric or test document file. After implementing your lesson (sometime between January & March), insert a chart of your pre-test, post-test, and culminating assessment data. Introductory
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