Fabricating the future: 3-D printing molds new K-12 STEM model
Description
Visionaries like Glen Bull, a professor of instructional technology at the University of Virginia's (UVA) Curry School of Education, are using 3-D printing systems to change the way teachers present science concepts and, in turn, how students learn and retain the material. In a lab school, elementary school students and teachers are invited to use engineering design and fabrication to teach and learn science and math concepts.
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Publication Year
2013
Source
National Science Foundation
Topic(s)
Teacher Professional Development and Pedagogy
Youth Motivation and Interests in STEM
Additional Disciplines
Mathematics - general
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