Subject: How do I measure planck's constant?

I am 17 and working on a final year physics project to measure planck's 
constant by various methods. I have done some research and have discovered 
that the standard value was determined by comparing the theoretical and 
experimental value of the anomolous magnetic moment of the electron, and 
that it has been corroborated by the Quantum Hall Effect. Are these things 
that could be measured in a school lab? If not, any info would be useful 
for my discussion.

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