My son's science teacher had 15 fifth grade students stand in a semicircle holding hands. The student at each end held an electrode connected to some kind of variable contoller. The teacher increased the voltage until they could "feel" the electricity. He also had one student in the middle let go to demonstrate a "complete circuit" Is this dangerous?
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