Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Season 2015 Episode 1169 | 26m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
Explore how electric currents are helping researchers understand and talk to the brain.
We'll visit an elementary school in Highpoint to find out how an iPad Project is fostering a more engaging and creative learning environment for students. Plus, we'll take a look at an exemplary high school program that is is using technology and innovation to develop the next generation of computer coding professionals. How electric currents help researchers talk to our brains.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Season 2015 Episode 1169 | 26m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
We'll visit an elementary school in Highpoint to find out how an iPad Project is fostering a more engaging and creative learning environment for students. Plus, we'll take a look at an exemplary high school program that is is using technology and innovation to develop the next generation of computer coding professionals. How electric currents help researchers talk to our brains.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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