Psych Students Slice in to Collaborative Lesson
December 15, 2020
When Science teacher Ann Marie Froehle heard that Kathryn Fetterly's College Prep Psychology students were studying the brain, she immediately knew she could help.
Froehle had real sheep brains available, and offered to guide the Psychology students in dissecting them, so they could connect what they were learning in class to the real-life brain.
The A-L students and M-Z students will both have an opportunity to dissect, with the full-time distance learners attending the second session via Zoom. On their day at home, students completed an asynchronous lesson on "How the Pandemic is Changing the Brain."
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