Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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Go n Amazing The second annual Psychology Fair was a successful education experience for all who took part. The event was conducted by Mrs. Bev Fisher's psychology and Quest classes along with the help of the psychology department at BGSU, Findlay College and Ohio Northern University. In addition much community and school support was evident. The students learned much from working in groups, selecting and researching their topics, drawing upon all the available resources, building a display area or booth, coming up with an activity or experiment which would illustrate the concept or principle from their psychology textbook, and lastly processing the data and their experience. When the doors opened in the morning for the one day and evening event, stu- dents, teachers and community people were there to support it. Over 1.000 people attended including classes of elementary students and a senior citizens group. The purpose of the fair was to acquaint people with the field of psychology in rele- vant ways by actually providing hands on experiences in a carnival like atmos- phere conducive to learning by doing. BELOW: Sue Daniels gazes al the projects with interest BELOW: Mr. Powell gets his smarts from sources. alien