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Watch out, Mr. Broudy! There’s a new bow tie in town. Meet David Friedlander-Holm, the physics-loving, bow tie-wearing science teacher who joined Bay’s faculty this school year. For David, teaching science – and especially physics – has always been his dream. “I literally raised my hand in my high school physics class and said I …
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Raul Betancourt explains a recent experiment. In this experiment, students react a base with its opposite -- an acid -- until it is neutralized. Students tested different type of antacids in order to figure out how much base each contains, and thus which would be the most effective! The students can tell exactly when the …
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