U.S. Energy Facts Explained
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Provided by: U.S. Energy Information Administration|Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- This website provides information, interactive charts, and data on energy use and production.
- Students can visit three pages to explore United States energy data on consumption and production, imports and exports, and data and statistics.
Subjects: Science, Mathematics
Authors: U.S. Energy Information Administration
Region: North America, United States
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- It provides background information on primary, secondary, renewable, and nonrenewable sources of energy.
- The data is presented in a variety of charts and shows trends in energy consumption and production over the last 70 years.
Prerequisites
- The text is recommended for students at a high school reading level.
- Students should have prior experience understanding and analyzing data presented in different types of charts and graphs.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Students can be split into groups, with each group analyzing one set of data and sharing their findings with the class.
- All charts can be downloaded and printed if that will be more accessible for students.
- This resource can be used in a Statistics class to describe the data and make hypotheses about the future of energy consumption and production.
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