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Brandon's Words of WisdomGreetings everyone. Brandon Potter has been a member of the high school tech mailing list for a very long time. He has taken much of his own time to contribute several very interesting ideas to to the list. Therefore, I have created the Bra
Notes on cordless drills, layouts for different size shops and a few moreMaking New Brass Look Old: fume the brass hardware in a sealed jar containing 26° to 30° ammonium hydroxide is the tried and true method. It is however hard to get hazardous material and has become harder to get. It is usually available a
InclusionThere is a current movement to include those who have been assigned to special education classes in regular classes. This brings up the question, how may we include special ed. kids in tech theater? My answer; in most ways. Special ed. kids
Good EnoughGOOD ENOUGH: The term “good enough” is often misunderstood and maligned. What does “good enough” mean to you? You should expect to do work to a level “good enough” to achieve the goal you desire. If your goal is to pass this class, then “go
Doodling in Math Class: Connecting DotsMy friend Herrick Goldman posted this on the stagecraft mailing list. “In a world where politics asks “why teach critical thinking?” we have this video series, which reminds me of a lighting lecture mr. Parker does… Enjoy And watch the rest
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ApprenticingTHEATER; The Apprentices a link to the NYTimes article Know your tech skills and you're more likely to work backstage. 2004 Jesse Green. Click the link above for the entire read. "over the course of his 10 weeks there, a little taste of eve