How to Recycle Electronics in Wisconsin
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Provided by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources|Published on: July 7, 2023
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Synopsis
- This article and brief video provides detailed instructions on how to safely recycle electronic devices and equipment in the state of Wisconsin.
- It discusses why electronics should be recycled and details how to prepare their devices for recycling, how to protect their personal data, and where to find a recycler.
Subjects: Economics, Civics, English Language Arts
Authors: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Region: North America, USA - Midwest, United States, Wisconsin
Languages: English
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Positives
- This resource is easy to understand and is very informative.
- Students will benefit from the structure of the resource, which breaks down the concepts presented into manageable pieces.
Additional Prerequisites
- Students should have a prior understanding of the benefits of recycling.
- Younger students may need some vocabulary terms identified prior to reading.
Differentiation.
- Try using the linked flier as inspiration for a poster that students could create to post around the classroom or school to help others identify recyclable items. There is also a link specifically for schools to explore with students.
- This resource would work well as a jigsaw activity, where students become experts on different facets of recycling and share their learning with their classmates.
- Other resources that would pair well with this activity would include Recycled Paper, Nigerian Recyclers Battle Rising Tide of E-Waste and Milly Zantow: Recycling Revolutionary.
- A fun activity to try after going through this resource would be to have students create a campaign to raise awareness about how to recycle electronics. Students could create posters, videos, or other media to engage their community and explain how and why electronics should be recycled.
This resource does not have any specific science to review but it has been developed by qualified individuals and is recommended for teaching.
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