1) Choose two examples per group:
- Better either two “small size” or two “big size” examples, so the difference in scale is not too big.
- Compute the difference in size between the bigger and the smaller of your two examples. That is: answer the question “How many times is example A bigger than example B?”
A worked example could be:
DNA: 2,3x10-9m ----------------------------> ebola virus: 9,7x10-7 m
1----------------------------------------> 9,7x10-7 : 2,3x10-9 = 422 = 400 times bigger (aprox.)
2) Look for two everyday life objects, known to you, with a similar size difference. For instance:
3) You will then conclude that:
“To compare a DNA molecule with an Ebola virus is as comparing a A4 sheet with a football field”
4) Decide in your group how to represent your conclusion and upload it to the twinspace:
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Slide presentation
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Prezi, Padlet…
- Comic, video...