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favourite invention Why do we invent things Chronologically order these inventions Chronologically order these inventions Tim BernersLee 25 December 1990 Alexander Graham Bell 1898 Thomas Edison ID: 238723

inadvertent invention order machine invention inadvertent machine order good outcome alexander bad time people washing inventions chronologically intended created

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Slide1

What’s your favourite invention?

Why do we invent things?Slide2

Chronologically order these inventionsSlide3

Chronologically order these inventions

Tim Berners-Lee

25 December

1990

Alexander Graham Bell

1898

Thomas Edison

1879

Alexander Fleming

1928

Karl

Benz

1886Slide4

Text messaging – a good invention?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7WSzxQ0nX4

Good

Bad

Young people must know the correct spelling of a word in order to abbreviate it.

Abbreviations may creep their way into academic writing.Slide5

Planning your invention presentation

What is the invention?

Who created it?

When was it created?

What was your invention intended to do? Consider a variety of reasons.

Example: washing machine - a time saving device

As each group presents back to the class, think of a

question

you might ask them to do with the intentions of their invention.

Also, consider what the inadvertent outcomes (negative consequences of the invention might be)Slide6

Inadvertent outcome (something bad comes from a creative invention)

Example invention –

Washing machine

Intended effect – to save people time

Inadvertent outcome – if you accidently choose the wrong setting it can be difficult to stop the machine & it may shrink your clothes.

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