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Don Crowell, a physics teacher at Camarillo High School, smooths out the frets on a guitar neck during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.

Photo by Anthony Plascencia, Ventura County Star

Don Crowell, a physics teacher at Camarillo High School, smooths out the frets on a guitar neck during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.

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  • Don Crowell, a physics teacher at Camarillo High School, smooths out the frets on a guitar neck during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.
  • Chip Mills, who will begin teaching woodworking at Camarillo High School in the upcoming school year, smooths out the frets on a guitar neck during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.
  • Dave Seidler, a recently retired woodworking teacher at Camarillo High School, check a newly assembled guitar during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.
  • Steve Brown, a professor of computer-aided design for College of the Redwoods, explains wood construction details to teachers from across the U.S. during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.
  • Arron Eden, a teacher and director of education technology at the Stevenson School in Monterey, checks frets on a guitar neck during a guitar-making workshop for teachers at Ventura College on Thursday.

Learning to build an electric guitar last week, teachers from local schools and other parts of the country strived to get their students interested in science, technology, engineering and math.

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