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Year 10 Project Based Learning

Do you know what a differential, also called a “diff”, does? Most people don’t, but without them, cars and buses would only be able to go in straight lines!
Year 10 Project Based Learning
Year 10 Project Based Learning

If you want to learn, you can watch this video from the 1950s which explains it.

Students in Year 10 PBL have begun building a model of a differential in order to see how it works. They are using a kit (it has 143 pieces!) but once they understand they will begin experimenting with the design and seeing the effect.

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