Page+Outline


 * For each page of your website, you need to include the following:**

- What is it you are talking about?
 * Brief Description of Driving Safety Hazard**

- These statistics and news articles will demonstrate to your reader how the hazard is relevant to their everyday life.
 * Statistics or News Articles Related to this Hazard (yes, the statistics and articles must be real and cited!)**

- What are the relevant concepts (velocity, position, displacement, etc) for this scenario? - How the outcome of the scenario depends on these concepts (your displacement away from the yellow light determines your acceleration to either stop in time or get through the light).
 * How the Kinematics (principles of motion) Relate to This Hazard**

- Media which relates to the scenario – video, images, photos, audio, etc. - Data related to the scenario (i.e., average velocity of car in a given situation, average number of cars at an intersection at a given time of day, average time of green lights at a specific intersection, etc.) o If you have any doubts whether or not something is data, please ask Ms. Echols, Ms. Djupman, or contact sla.driversed@gmail.com - Description of scenario (qualitative and quantitative overview to give the reader a better understanding of what situation you are describing) o Are you basing your scenario on a specific road or intersection which you took data at? o What is the time of day? What is occurring on the road? What kind of traffic is on the road? Is there construction? What state of mind are the drivers in generally? Is there a Septa strike going on? - In what way the concepts of kinematics appear in your scenario - Multiple kinematic representations/models that describe the hazard (motion maps, graphs, equations, data tables, etc.)
 * Example Scenario**

- Brief description of solution(s) - How do the kinematic principles relate to your solution(s)? - Multiple kinematic representations/models which describe the hazard (these representations can be compared to your initial scenario to stress the differences to the reader)
 * How this Hazard Can Be Avoided With a Better Knowledge of Kinematics**

- Tell drivers how they can use kinematic principles to be safer on the road
 * Conclusion**