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Summary: The Richest Boat
INTASC standard five focuses on the application of content and it explains that the teacher fully understands and knows how to connect the content concepts to make learning relevant, engage learners in critical thinking, creativity, and in applying content knowledge to real world problem. My artifact is a picture of an aluminum foil boat (The Richest Boat) that we had to create on Dr. Narayan’s class EDEE 4330. At first we were asked to create a boat with a piece of white paper, and we had to tape it on the board. Then we had to create the richest boat with an eight by eight aluminum foil and our boat had to hold as many pennies as possible while floating on water. Dr. Narayan provides us with the material such as aluminum foil, pennies, a

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