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Comments: 1 +-   Electronics Projects for High School on Wednesday July 15, @11:46AM SciGuy

Submitted by SciGuy on Wednesday July 15, @11:46AM
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SciGuy writes "I am a physics teacher for 9th graders. I really want to teach them modern electronics (something beyond the light bulb and battery). My hope is for a project that: 1) Is fun 2) Teaches about circuits that are relevant to their life. 3) Doesn't rely to heavily on a black box microcontroller. Individual components would probably be better. (I realize that #2 and #3 are probably contradictory. They will already be programming in my class but I want them to understand the circuitry behind modern tech.) 4)It must be as cheap as possible. Yay public school. Unless some of the parts can be scrounged or found at home, I would probably want to keep the project around $5. Thanks everyone!"
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