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Biodiesel and Integrated

STEM : Vertical Alignment of


High School Biology /
Biochemistry and Chemistry

Devy Lestari
NIM 0404517016
BACKGROUND
Most secondary students
Biodiesel can be used
don’t understand their
as a topic of vertical
magnitude and scop about
alignment across the
climate change, pollution,
high school science
and natural resource
curriculum
reduction

Global climate change Knowledge of


alternative fuels,
is a topic that often
students can succeed
controversial the vertical through integrated
discussions STEM
alignment of
biodiesel using
biology and
chemistry
FRAMEWORK
Meaningful learning occurs when students build
their knowledge based on prior knowledge /
discovery learning.

Rote learning is where students “make little to


no effort to relate new information to relevant
prior knowledge”.

Using a constructivist framework can result in


meaningful student learning, particularly if there is
integrated with STEM
LITERATURE REVIEW
Fostering habits of “good thinking” in
science.

Teachers who value inquiry-teaching have


students who score higher on content
tests and more effectively.

Inquiry-based learning improves the


quality of education with interactive,
student directed methods with a focus on
how to learn.

Does an integrated STEM vertically


aligned lesson af fect high school
students’ skills and attitudes?
METHODS

Action
Research

Developed
PBL, inquiry-based
biochemistry lessons
learning, engineering
that were aligned
design, and SSI
with state standards

engineering design,
integrated STEM, and
crosscutting concepts
METHODS

Grade 9 :
Grade 10 :
Physichal
Science Biology

Grade 12 : Grade 11 :
Physics Chemistry
BIOLOGY CLASSROOM DAILY
PROCEDURES

Day 1 : Review photosynthesis / algae

Days 2-5 : Students take daily readings


and record dissolved oxygen levels

Days 6-7 : Students create analysis report


and present findings
CHEMISTRY IMPLEMENTATION

Biodiesel is composed of a long chain of carbon atoms with


attached hydrogen atoms and an ending ester functional group

Diesel engines can burn biodiesel without modification

Vegetable oil - like biodiesel - belongs to the ester


compounds

Removal of water is crucial in making biodiesel

Soap can be made if water is not removed correctly – this


complicates the transesterication reaction
CHEMISTRY CLASSROOM DAILY
PROCEDURES

Day 1 : Demo/titrate 1 mL sample of WCO with


NaOH to determine the FFA content

Day 2 : Students received 100 mL of WCO and used


equations / methods to prepare biodiesel

Day 3 : Students washed the biodiesel with water

Day 4 : Students debate the best procedure for


making biodiesel
BIODIESEL IN THE CHEMISTRY
CURRICULUM
Big Idea 1 states that atoms and elements are the
building blocks of matter

Big Idea 2 deals with chemical and physical


properties of matter

Big Idea 3 addresses chemical change

Big Idea 4 focuses on chemical kinetics

Big Idea 5 is based on thermodynamics, highlighting


the role of energy when matter changes

Big Idea 6 deals with chemical equilibrium


FINDING ANG REFLECTION

Pretest

Biodiesel process
The student’s
before, during,
respon
and after the lab

Postest
CONCLUSION
Successful in promoting
students positive
attitudes toward STEM

All STEM are interrelated


STEM could be and supplement each
implemented in PA other, an incredibly
chemistry program powerful concept for
students to grasp
Thank
You
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