Biology lessons are a distant memory for me but if they had been anything like the one I’ve just sat through at Abbey School in Reading, I think I may have remembered a little more.
The pupils were looking at how a chest works, via 3D glasses and a 3D-enabled projector.
The 3D thorax that caused the excitement
“So cool”, “It’s huge”, “I thought the diaphragm was a flat muscle,” “I didn’t realise it wasn’t under the ribs” were just a few of the comments made when the girls put on their glasses to examine the model of the thorax in more detail.
“It is an amazing experience, so good for learning,” said Yvette.
BBC News – 3D proves a hit in the classroom.
