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How Many Batteries Could Power the World? (ft. MinutePhysics) Instructional VideoHow Many Batteries Could Power the World? (ft. MinutePhysics) Instructional Video
Publisher
Real Engineering
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Grade
9th - Higher Ed
Subjects
Science
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Resource Type
Instructional Videos
Media Length
9:30
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For Teacher Use
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Duration
10 mins
Instructional Strategy
Direct Instruction
Technology
Video
Internet Access
Year
2017
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Instructional Video

How Many Batteries Could Power the World? (ft. MinutePhysics)

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Some old technology gets new life. Scholars learn how Tesla is planning to produce electric cars with batteries in a Real Engineering video. They see calculations that show how many lithium-ion battery factories would be necessary to power the entire world.

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Concepts

batteries, energy, energy sources, technology resources

Instructional Ideas

  • Pause the video at various times to check that learners understand the calculations

Classroom Considerations

  • It is helpful if pupils have previous understanding of batteries
  • Facility with mathematics, such as the ability to follow along with operations using powers of 10, is necessary
  • This video is hosted on YouTube

Pros

  • Explanations are thorough
  • Pictures and video footage show actual production facilities, making the topic relevant

Cons

  • None

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