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  • Castro Valley High School
  • Castro Valley, CA
  • More than a third of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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Students must calculate a variety of equations in science classes- this is vital to analyzing the data they gather in their investigations. Having the ability to calculate trends in their data helps them understand concepts which we are talking about, and makes science relate to their personal lives. How does the volume of water affect its melting point? Experimentation and calculation makes the phenomenon of specific heat come to life for students (and explains why coastal towns such as ours have such comfortable weather.) Being able to analyze their own data gives students ownership of their experiment. Students choose their own variables and see the trends based off these changes- making them excited to get results. This excitement is key to understanding phenomena of our world.

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Students must calculate a variety of equations in science classes- this is vital to analyzing the data they gather in their investigations. Having the ability to calculate trends in their data helps them understand concepts which we are talking about, and makes science relate to their personal lives. How does the volume of water affect its melting point? Experimentation and calculation makes the phenomenon of specific heat come to life for students (and explains why coastal towns such as ours have such comfortable weather.) Being able to analyze their own data gives students ownership of their experiment. Students choose their own variables and see the trends based off these changes- making them excited to get results. This excitement is key to understanding phenomena of our world.

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