Video: Middle School Tech Review
Jan 07, 2017 • 2:00 PM UTC
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Katharine Honan
I am a middle school science teacher, teaching grades 6-8, using inquiry to inspire interest in and knowledge of the world around us. Concord, NC, USA
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Real tools lead to real work at Opportunity Middle School in Concord, NC. Using microscopes, foldscopes, and laser lens hacked cheap fire tablets, our students are opening up their world, all on their own. With only a couple of takes after stumbling over the term “microscope,” these 7th and 8th graders free-styled this video to share with others. Credits to Demauree, Daniel and Eddie. Middle school student engineers engaged in tech review lesson, with analysis checklist for pros and cons for each tech device analyzed. Summary video of the day’s work.
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