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Unit 1.8 Ethical, legal, cultural and environmental concerns – L1 Activity 1
Robotics in the car industryWork in mixed ability groups to develop the mind map on Robotics in the Car Industry with a view on Environmental Issues.
Class instructions1. Use the mind map you are given to identify as many potential environmental considerations in
this scenario as you can think of
a. add more bubbles if you need
b. try to think of ones that may not be as obvious as the others
2. Link how each environmental factor may affect the world.
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Task Sheet A
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Effect
Effect
Effect
Building and repairing robots will use more of the earth’s
resources
With fewer people travelling to work, there will be fewer
CO2 emissions
Less waste
Drawback
Increase electricity
Benefit
Benefit
Robotics
Task Sheet B
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Effect
Benefit
Drawback
Effect
Effect
Effect
Effect
Benefit
Benefit
Drawback
Robotics
Extension ActivitiesRead this news article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-36710768
”Space travel is important to the human race so that we can learn more about the worlds around us and advance our race.”
Generate your own map, similar to the ones you have just done, for the above statement
based on the news article
Describe the stakeholders and environmental effects
Can you identify at least 5 issues?
How do these link in to the Stakeholders?
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