How can 3D printing support project-based STEM education?
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3D printing can support project-based STEM education by allowing students to **turn ideas into physical prototypes**. Students can identify a real-world problem, create a digital design, print a model, test it, and modify the design based on what they learn. This process connects **science, technology, engineering, and mathematics** in one practical activity. It also helps students develop creativity, problem-solving, collaboration, design thinking, and the ability to learn through experimentation and iteration.