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The document provides instructions for an English exam project on photovoltaic energy for 8th grade students. It outlines the objectives, timeline, activities and evaluation for the project which involves researching photovoltaic energy, creating a triptych graphic organizer, and a self-evaluation.

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UNIDAD EDUCATIVA JUAN PÍO MONTÚFAR

JORNADA VESPERTINA AÑO LECTIVO 2020-2021

SEGUNDO QUIMESTRE
PROYECTO FOTOVOLTAICO – (EXAMEN QUIMESTRAL)
PLAN EDUCATIVO: APRENDAMOS JUNTOS EN CASA
OCTAVO GRADO DE EDUCACIÓN GENERAL BÁSICA
CICLO: SIERRA
ÁREA: LENGUA EXTRANJERA
Recomendaciones:

 El Ministerio de Educación propone diversas actividades y/o recursos educativos, a


los que puedes acceder a través del enlace https://recursos2.educacion.gob.ec/,
programas educativos en radio y televisión (AprenderLaTele), o mediante
mensajes de WhatsApp, SMS y redes sociales
 Para consultar información y fortalecer tus aprendizajes, utiliza los textos escolares
de este año o de años anteriores. Los textos de este año escolar los puedes
encontrar en: https://recursos2.educacion.gob.ec/textos
 Lleva un registro de tus actividades y guarda las evidencias en tu portafolio. Este
portafolio se utilizará para evaluar tu proyecto.
 En caso de ser víctima o presenciar un acto de violencia, informa a tu docente o a
una persona adulta de confianza. Puedes llamar al 911 o al 1800335486
(1800DELITO) para informar sobre esto.

Objetivo de aprendizaje del proyecto: Los estudiantes comprenderán que la ciudadanía mundial y la
cultura de paz exigen el respeto y la práctica de los derechos humanos, la justicia social, la diversidad, la
igualdad entre todos los seres humanos y la sostenibilidad ambiental en función de promover un mundo y
un futuro mejor para todos.
FECHA: SEMANA DEL LUNES 07 DE JUNIO AL VIERNES 25 DE JUNIO DEL 2021.

NOMBRE DEL PROYECTO: “Vivo en sociedad, diversidad e igualdad”

INDICACIONES: Desarrollarás un proyecto sobre la energía fotovoltaica como Examen Quimestral.

TEMA: PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY


WEEK 1.- CONTENTS
WEEK 2.- MATERIALS
WEEK 3.- GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

Didactic Materials: Folder, English Notebook, English Guide.


Actividades:
Lesson: Communication and cultural awareness.
Thread: Grammar exercises
ACTIVITY # 1
1.1 Read about PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY and make a summery to use in our Project.

¿Do you know what photovoltaic energy is?

How do photovoltaic plants work?


Photovoltaic solar energy is obtained by converting sunlight into electricity using a technology based on
the photoelectric effect. It is a type of renewable, inexhaustible and non-polluting energy that can be
produced in installations ranging from small generators for self-consumption to large photovoltaic plants.
Discover how these huge solar fields work.

WHAT IS PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

Photovoltaic solar energy is a clean, renewable source of energy that uses solar radiation to produce
electricity. It is based on the so-called photoelectric effect, by which certain materials are able to absorb
photons (light particles) and release electrons, generating an electric current.

A semiconductor device called photovoltaic cell is used for this purpose, which can be made of
monocrystalline, polycrystalline or amorphous silicon, or other thin-film semiconductor materials. The
cells made from monocrystalline silicon are obtained from a single crystal of pure silicon and achieve
maximum efficiency, between 18 % and 20 % on average. Those made from polycrystalline silicon are
made in blocks from several crystals, so they are cheaper and have an average efficiency of between 16 %
and 17.5 %. Finally, those made from amorphous silicon have a disordered crystalline network, which
leads to a lower performance (average efficiency between 8 % and 9 %) but also a lower price.

TYPES OF PHOTOVOLTAIC PLANTS

There are two types of photovoltaic plants: those that are connected to the grid and those that are
not. Within the former there are two sub-classes:
 Photovoltaic power plants: all the energy produced by the panels is fed into the electricity grid.

 Generator with self-consumption: part of the electricity generated is consumed by the producer
(in a dwelling, for example) and the rest is discharged onto the grid. In addition, the producer
takes from the grid the energy needed to meet their demands when the unit does not supply
enough.

These grid-connected installations have three basic elements:

 Photovoltaic panels: these are groups of photovoltaic cells mounted between layers of silicon that
capture solar radiation and transform the light (photons) into electrical energy (electrons).

 Inverters: they convert the direct electrical current produced by the panels into alternating
current, suitable for consumption.

 Transformers: the alternating current generated by the inverters is low voltage (380-800 V), so a
transformer is used to raise it to medium voltage (up to 36 kV).

Off-grid facilities operate in isolation and are often located in remote locations and on farms to meet
lighting demands, support telecommunications and run pumps in irrigation systems. These isolated plants
require two additional elements to function:

 Batteries: to store the energy produced by the panels that is not used when it is generated, the
stored energy can then be used when needed.

 Controllers: to protect the battery from overcharging and prevent inefficient use of the battery.

OPERATION OF A PHOTOVOLTAIC PLANT


ADVANTAGES OF PHOTOVOLTAICS ENERGY:

ADVANTAGES OF PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY.

 It is a 100 % renewable, inexhaustible and non-polluting type of energy that does not consume
fuels or generate waste, which is why it contributes to sustainable development.

 It is modular, so it can be used in installations ranging from huge photovoltaic plants on the
ground to small roof panels.

 It enables the installation of batteries for storing excess electricity that can be put to a later use.

 It is a system particularly suitable for rural or isolated areas where power lines are not available
or are difficult or expensive to install, or for geographical areas that receive many hours of
sunshine per year.

 It contributes to creating green jobs and boosting the local economy through cutting-edge
projects.
IBERDROLA, SPEARHEADING PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR POWER

In keeping with the our pledge to combat climate change, Iberdrola group is wagering on renewables to
drive the energy transition and the much-needed decarbonisation and electrification of the economy.
The group plans to invest €150bn until 2030, which would bring its renewable capacity to 95 GW by the
end of this decade.

Photovoltaic solar generation is a core focus for the company, for this reason, just in 2020, 874 MW of
new installed solar capacity was reached. Iberdrola owns greatest photovoltaic power plant in operation
in Europe —Núñez de Balboa, in the Spanish province of Badajoz, producing 500 MWp— and plans to
build an even larger plant: Francisco Pizarro, in the province of Cáceres, which is set to produce 590 MWp.

But the group's work to boost solar power has only just begun. Iberdrola plans to invest €4.2 billion
between 2020 and 2022 and €5.5 billion between 2023 and 2025, which will mean a growth of 6 GW and
8 GW respectively. At the close of the First Quarter 2021, the company had over 2 GW of photovoltaic
plants in operation and a pipeline of 33.9 GW, of which 9.9 GW were already under construction or
insured.
1.2 Check the links about PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY and how does it work.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKxrkht7CpY
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kUE0BZtTRc

ACTIVITY # 2
2.1 Look at the video in the following link about “HOW TO MAKE A TRIPTYCH”
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdwok8VNBUw

2.2 Follow the next steps to make a TRIPTYCH.

a. Divide the paper into three equal parts

b. Fold the paper


c. Fill the corresponding information and decorate your triptych

ACTIVITY # 3
3.1 Make a graphic organizer about: FOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY.
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA “JUAN PIO MONTUFAR”
VICERRECTORADO JORNADA VESPERTINA
AÑO LECTIVO 2020-2021

AUTOEVALUACIÓN DEL PROYECTO TRES DE INGLES


(EXAMEN QUIMESTRAL)

Nombre del Estudiante: …………………………..………………………Curso: …………….… Paralelo: …………

Docente que califica: Lic. Luis Chicaiza Fecha:……………………………….………………...

AUTOEVALUACION O METACOGNICION
RESALTAR CON UN VISTO CON UNA (X) EN CADA CUESTIÓN QUE UD CONSIDERE, (RECUERDE ACTUAR CON
HONESTIDAD)
1. Analicé la información obtenida 2. Realicé valoraciones y emití juicios 3. Participé activamente en la
de fuentes consultadas, en relación con el tema de exposición del proyecto (de ser
extrayéndola de manera estudio de forma respetuosa y posible) presentando los
rigurosa y ordenándola. pertinente, de manera que principales hallazgos de manera
aportan al desarrollo del clara, rigurosa y coherente.
proyecto.
Muy No Muy No Muy No
Superi Superio Medi Baj realiz Superi Superi Medi Baj realiz Superi Superi Medi Baj realiz
or r o o a or or o o a or or o o a

Lic. Myriam Mizhquero Lic. Fernanda Peralta MSc. Willians Andrade


Lic. Luis Chicaiza Coordinadora de Área Vicerrector
Docentes

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