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Form III Interdisciplinary Day Blends History and Science

Form III Interdisciplinary Day Blends History and Science

On April 13, Form III students participated in the annual Interdisciplinary Day where combined programming from the History and Science Departments created an opportunity for more focused learning and collaboration. Spearheaded by faculty members from both departments, the day’s workshops delved into issues related to sustainability, their historical contexts, and the global impacts felt as a result. 

After presentations from teachers John McAlpin and Glenn Harvey, students broke out into smaller groups across campus. The third formers discussed their assigned reading from A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park, and researched possible technological solutions to specific challenges raised by sustainability issues. After presenting their solutions, the boys competed in a mock “Shark Tank” to identify which breakthroughs seemed the most promising and practical. 

The day concluded in the Wadsworth room, as faculty members turned the immense material covered into actionable differences students can make in their everyday lives. 

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