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Topic: Wind Turbine Design Objective: ▫ Learn about some of the factors that influence design of a wind turbine 1 Summary: ▫ Students learn about wind speed and wind turbine location effect power generation. Instructor Information

Topic: Wind Turbine Design Methodology: ▫ Direct instruction and questioning 2 Differentiation: ▫ Different levels of questioning can be provided to the students Instructor Information

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