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Paul Brewer combines magic and science at STEM assembly

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Paul Brewer combines magic and science at STEM assembly
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An assembly featuring Paul Brewer used magic and science to teach STEM concepts to students. The event included demonstrations involving optical illusions and physics.

Key takeaways

  • Paul Brewer used magic to demonstrate STEM concepts during an assembly.
  • Demonstrations included optical illusions and transporting a bunny through a cannon.
  • The event aimed to inspire students to learn more about science, technology, engineering, and math.

Paul Brewer combined magic and science during a STEM assembly to engage students in learning. The presentation featured various demonstrations designed to make Science, Technology, Engineering and Math more engaging for attendees.

During the assembly, students participated in demonstrations involving optical illusions that altered the perceived size of heads. The presentation also included a demonstration of transporting a bunny through a cannon across the stage and lessons on synergy and balance.

Following the assembly, many students expressed interest in learning magic tricks and exploring the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.

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