Screenager
A presentation for parents and children concerned about mental health in the digital age.
Millions of young people experience high levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. In this context, we follow physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston as she explores innovative solutions for enhancing adolescent well-being in the digital age.
During our time together, we will view the film, which serves as a resource to uncover essential skills for building stress resiliency within schools and our community. This film is primarily intended for children aged 10 and older but may also be suitable for younger audiences with parental guidance.
When: April 24 5:30-7:30 pm
Where: MVHS PAC
Who: Parents and children concerned about mental health in the digital age
6th South science students learned how light interacts with physical objects by reflecting, transmitting, absorbing, or refracting. We used old school 3D red and blue glasses to experience 3D images/videos.
Students learned how the human eye can perceive light, and how we see color. Students observed color through Red Green Blue LED lights and how they interact. RGB light mixed together makes the light mixing appear white.
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