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Each plan includes a learning objective, prediction prompt, controlled experiment, evidence table, discussion questions, and an extension. The matching labs also export recorded runs as CSV and generate an individual lab-report worksheet.
45–60 minutes · introductory physics · compare launch angles while controlling speed and gravity.
45 minutes · networking · predict network, broadcast, and usable host ranges from CIDR prefixes.
60 minutes · biology · compare population outcomes after a controlled ecosystem intervention.
Example classroom flow
Students commit to an outcome and explain their reasoning before changing controls.
Pairs change one variable, keep controls fixed, and record at least two runs.
Students export or inspect the evidence table and identify the strongest pattern.
A short knowledge check and written conclusion reveal what they understand.