Ethical Considerations in Problem Solving
Students will discuss the ethical implications of designing solutions and the potential for bias.
Key Questions
- Analyze how biases can be introduced during the problem decomposition phase.
- Justify the importance of considering ethical implications early in the design process.
- Predict the societal impact of a solution that overlooks ethical considerations.
Common Core State Standards
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