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Academics: Science

Students attend Groundhog Shadow Day

Seven students particpated in the the annual AHEC event

by Sara Walsh | February 1, 2007

Laproscopic surgery.  LifeNet.  Critical thinking in a medical situation.  These, plus many more, were topics discussed at this year's Groundhog Shadow event, held in Norfolk on January 31.  During the morning, students . . . read more

A&P class studies eyes

Eye dissection, vision tests, and much more!

by Sara Walsh | January 29, 2007

  The Anatomy and Physiology class began to study the general senses last week.  Student groups have created Power Point presentation in order to teach the other students their topic.  Along with these presentations, . . . read more

Earth science studies ocean floor

Earth science students make ocean floor models

by Sara Walsh | January 29, 2007

As part of the ocean floor study, the Earth science students created ocean floor models.  They could use any materials they chose, as long as they accurately depicted ocean floor features.  There was a wide variety of . . . read more

Life science students learn about flowers

Students make models, dissect fruit. . .

by Sara Walsh | January 29, 2007

  The Life science class has been busying study plants; as part of their studies, they have been learning about angiosperms (flowering plants).  To help them better understand the flower parts and processes, student groups . . . read more Feedback

Physics students drop more eggs

In Egg Drop II, the rules were tightened and stakes were raised. . .

by Sara Walsh | January 29, 2007

The physics students recently completed Egg Drop II.  Egg Drop I allowed the students to use any materials they wished in order to make a contraption that would an egg to survive a 5 meter drop.  For Egg Drop II, they were given: . . . read more

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