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Stop-motion video used to learn chemistry laws at R-MA
Last week in Ms. Lane’s Honors Chemistry class at Randolph-Macon Academy, students were asked to complete a creative project about gas laws. Lane explains, “I wanted a project that would help them learn about the basic gas laws before we moved into more complex problems with gases.”
Students used stop-motion techniques to create educational videos about Boyle’s Law, Gay-Lussac’s Law, and Charles Law. Watch these videos to enjoy some of the top videos created for the class! What a great way to learn and retain information.
Randolph-Macon Academy is a co-ed private school for grades 6-12. We offer a superior university-preparatory curriculum with an elite Air Force JROTC program preparing graduates to pursue lives of meaning and success. Every year, 100% of our graduates are accepted to the best universities around the world with the Class of 2022 graduating 59 students who received over $16.6 million in scholarships. Visit us at www.RMA.edu.
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