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Building and testing their own prototypes helps students understand how ideas can be turned into practical solutions. Through the process, they learn to plan, design, build, test, identify problems, and make improvements. Prototype-based activities also develop problem-solving, creativity, critical thinking, teamwork, and perseverance. When a design does not work as expected, students can analyze what went wrong and try a different approach. This makes learning more practical and helps students understand the importance of testing and continuous improvement in engineering and STEM.