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Our current program students rotate through each Technology classroom every 10 weeks.

Students experience hands-on, relevant and meaningful instruction with starting with Ruler Reading, Energy, woodworking/construction, D.D.P., Manufacturing and Production, Media Literacy and Broadcast Journalism courses one year.  The next year  they construct and testing Mousetrap vehicles, building hockey bots, learn about injecting plastics, Google Sketch-up and AutoCAD software, Video production tools, mobile learning, digital citizenship.

 Each rotation offers students a chance to design, construct, and evaluate different areas of technology, in order to become a technologically literate person.

From wood chips to computer chips, Amherst Middle Technology Education truly is “Where Technology Education is a way of life, not a course!”

Jack Brechtel and Andrew Harvey's PowerPoint on Samaung's new flexible phone (ppt file - 429kb)
Dakota Davis and Dakota Fish's PowerPoint on the Aqua-star 2 (ppt file - 211kb)
Anthony Abramo and Ethan Milich's PowerPoint on M-B Biome car (ppt file - 1,875kb)
Dan Boerschig and Peter Byrne's PowerPoint on VW's hovercraft car (ppt file - 1,795kb)
Isaac Holt and Devon Rogers's PowerPoint on Reprogrammable cells (ppt file - 313kb)
Jackson Liszewski and Troy Guarino's PowerPoint on M-B Biome car (ppt file - 312kb)
Sophia Kowal and Serena Lucey's PowerPoint on Contact lenses (ppt file - 1,006kb)
Tynan Granger and Justin Flores per 5 (pptx file - 1,459kb)
Trinity Mohr and Theresa Morgan per 1 (pptx file - 399kb)
Miriaih Boone and Danielle Guerin per 2 (ppt file - 83kb)
Anastasya Wilson and Alexandra Towle (ppt file - 838kb)
Anthony Abramo and Ethan Milich per 5 (ppt file - 1,875kb)
Elise Faut and McKenna Rushford per 8 (ppt file - 755kb)
J.J. Brown and Kyle Glenn per 2 (ppt file - 164kb)
Hugh Tang (ppt file - 1,607kb)
Ryan Philipps and Ian Snyder (ppt file - 1,570kb)
Liz Schlant (pptx file - 545kb)
Ben Lackner and Dominic Mammana (ppt file - 298kb)
Alyssa Schoenfeldt and Elizabeth Thompson per 2 (pptx file - 1,170kb)

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