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Project-based learning plays an important role in developing STEM skills because it gives students opportunities to **apply what they learn to practical problems** rather than only studying concepts theoretically.
Through STEM projects, students can:
* **Apply concepts:** Connect science, mathematics, technology, and engineering knowledge to real situations.
* **Develop problem-solving skills:** Identify a problem, explore possible solutions, and make decisions.
* **Build and test ideas:** Create prototypes, experiment with different approaches, and improve their designs.
* **Learn from mistakes:** Understand that testing and failure can be part of the design and learning process.