Student Projects Teach System Operation and More
As part of their work for John Green’s Automotive Technology class, students learn about major components and systems operation by building a cutaway presentation and describing it in a report. The project requires students to use shop skills, writing and presentation skills, and imagination.
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Green is an Automotive Instructor at Columbia Area Career Center in Columbia, MO. For the past 11 years, he has had his Automotive Technology students complete the cutaway system presentation and report. Automotive Technology is a two-year course at the Center. Green’s students are a mix of 11th– and 12th–graders, and he assigns the project every other year so returning students don’t have to complete the project twice. Read More...
Module 2: Electrical/Electronic Systems Coming Soon
The 2007 edition of IML’s module 2, Electrical/Electronic Systems, will be available for sale in the coming weeks. At release, the new Electrical Systems will include updated versions of all main curriculum components—Instructor Guide, Student Reference, Student Test Packet, and Student Workbook. This new edition of Electrical Systems is aligned to the most recent NATEF Task List and, like all IML modules, offers complete coverage of all tasks. Read More...
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