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Strategic Partnerships for school education 2019-1-PL01-KA201-065137
                         Project: Teacher4.0 - comprehensive method of implementation of Industry 4.0
                                concept into didactic practice in primary and secondary schools

               It provides opportunities to practise and getting to know new learning styles. It helps to understand
               such things as ‘learning through action’, ‘learning through experiencing and making mistakes’ and
               ‘having fun while learning’.

               It is worth mentioning that 3D can inspire the next generations of engineers, architects and
               designers. It can also help students who struggle with traditional learning theories and topics shown
               in books. Students become smarter and effective while working with physical objects.

               3D printers can bridge the gap between public research and art, improving the way of learning and
               students’ productivity.

               This technology gives new opportunities of learning, allows students to see how their concepts
               become reality. It allows a proper interaction between a student and a teacher.

               It is part of our future, not only in our personal but also professional lives, that is why it is crucial to
               implement it in school and education.


               Literature:



               https://3dprinting.com/what-is-3d-printing/

               https://3dgence.com/pl/3dnews/technologie-druku-3d-ktora-z-nich-wybrac-dla-swojego-projektu-i-
               dlaczego/

               https://cadxpert.pl/drukowanie-3d/zastosowania-druku-3d/edukacja/

               https://omni3d.com/pl/druk-3d-w-edukacji/

               Youtube:

               https://youtu.be/MRZVh-uDwt8

               https://youtu.be/mzSMAemVCfw




















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