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Science lessons at Mt. Morris High School (Michigan) come to life with 3D technology

Phil Lelyveld

Entertainment Technology Center

[mLive]

Mt. Morris students’ lesson plans are coming to life — or at least they give that illusion.

About a year after purchasing 3D technology for science classrooms at Mt. Morris High School, teachers started putting them into action this school year.

“It’s great. I love technology in the classroom. (Students) all enjoy it,” said Amy Massey, science teacher at Mt. Morris High School. “I think it’s more adaptable. I think they are more open armed to learning something that is a little more Greek to them with technology.”

The school bought six projectors for the science department, along with sets of 3D glasses, using a federal School Improvement Grant the school received in September, 2010.

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