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Science 2.0: Use 3D Printers to Teach Design Thinking

The Science Teacher—November 2017

This column shares web tools that support learning. This month’s issue covers how a 3D printer is a helpful tool to use when teaching students design thinking, a process for identifying and proposing solutions to real-world problems.

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