How come my high school never had a competition like the Dixon High School 'Walk on Water' competition? This is a great way for students to discover ways to stay floating on water.
The Dixon High School 'Walk on Water' competition puts 120 physics students to the test. Their end goal is to build something that will keep them floating on water while traveling across a pool. Let's just say that these students get creative in their inventions. The best part of this whole competition is that if you win it, you get to skip the final exam. I say that's a fair deal!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Water Floatation Innovations
- The Dixon High School 'Walk on Water' competition sparks a trend in creative inventions for staying afloat on water.
- Physics Education Reinvention
- The competition highlights a trend in reimagining how physics is taught by engaging students in hands-on challenges.
- Alternative Assessment Methods
- The competition demonstrates a trend in using practical competitions as a substitute for traditional exams.
Sectors Adopting This
- Education
- The competition inspires innovative teaching methods and projects in the education sector.
- Water Sports and Recreation
- The trend in creative water floatation inventions opens up opportunities for innovation in the water sports and recreation industry.
- Assessment and Testing
- The alternative assessment approach showcased in the competition presents potential disruptive innovation opportunities in the assessment and testing industry.
