A Little Elm physics teacher's experiments are proving to engage students and bring results through test scores.
Walk down the hall at Little Elm High School and you might hear stumble across some students, cheering like they won the Super Bowl. It's not a football, but leftover Halloween candy flung through the air with mathematical precision."We forced the math, you're going to do this, then this, two weeks on this," he said."This is an experiment. We're always experimenting."Get DFW local news, weather forecasts and entertainment stories to your inbox.
The students broke out their notes from class and honed in on what it would take to hit their goals in a competition to see who could not only move pieces of candy corn further but justify how, using the material learned. The students experimented, to find success, not knowing the whole activity was their teacher's experiment, to find a different way to get them to retain the material.
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