🎯 Learning Intention

I can safely use the tools in our tech studio and set up my personal workstation for successful Chromebook repair work.

✅ Success Criteria

I can identify essential repair tools, explain their use, and organize a clean, labeled tech station that meets classroom expectations.

❓ Why Are We Learning This?

In this room, tools are extensions of trust—and every repair starts with preparation. Before we open a single device, we learn how to treat our tools, our space, and our team with precision and respect.

📓 Tech Journal Prompt

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“What makes a workstation trustworthy? What habits or setups help people do their best technical work?”

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📚 Word(s) of the Day

• Phillips Head Screwdriver – Most common cross-shaped driver used in tech repair
• Spudger – A non-metal pry tool used to safely open cases
• Anti-Static Mat – Prevents electrical discharge that could damage hardware
• Inventory – A list of tools or parts you’re responsible for

🧠 Mini-Lesson / Demonstration