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The students will
- define ozone.
- identify the different factors which affect ozone.
- distinguish the differences between good and bad ozone.
- identify weather changes which create smog.
- research their local area and use the information to make others aware of
the air quality problem.
- use a model to analyze data and determine the percent reductions on
volatile organic compound and nitrogen oxides.
- understand how a model generates information.
- predict outcomes from a set of data to make them realize their
contribution to the air.
- recommend improvements for the ozone problem in Houston.
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