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3D Printing at Drew

LEARNING IN THREE DIMENSIONS 

Digital fabrication employs design thinking, problem solving, creativity, technology skills and a host of other 21st century literacies, making it a perfect fit for Drew's innovative learning environment. Moreover, 3D printing often naturally connects to each of the letters in STEAM and lends itself as a platform for designing solutions to real-world problems. This kind of student-led making gives them the opportunity to develop higher-order thinking skills and take ownership of their learning.

With the introduction of two 3D Printing
STEAM Trunks, one for the Elementary Academy and one for the Junior + Senior Academy, 3D printing is poised to take off among all subjects and grade levels at Drew. As more teachers become familiar with the process and begin integrating it into their PBL units, 3D printing will likely become a preferred method for challenging students to apply their knowledge and model their work.  

MAKING IT ALL POSSIBLE: THE 3D PRINTING TRUNK

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3D PRINTING IN PRACTICE

3D PRINTING GUIDES
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  • Home
  • Our Work
    • ELEMENTARY ACADEMY >
      • Pre-K Work
      • Kindergarten Work
      • 1st Grade Work
      • 2nd Grade Work
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      • 4th Grade Work
      • 5th Grade Work
    • JUNIOR ACADEMY >
      • 6th Grade Work
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    • SENIOR ACADEMY >
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      • Class of 2025
      • Class of 2024
      • Class of 2023
      • Class of 2022
      • Class of 2021
      • Class of 2020
      • Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam
    • ENRICHMENT >
      • Robotics
  • RESOURCES
    • STEAM Scholarship
    • STEAM Trunks >
      • STEAM TRUNK CALENDARS
      • Request a STEAM Trunk
      • 3D PRINTING AT DREW
      • Tales of the Traveling Trunks
    • STEAM + PBL UNITS
    • STEAM Posters
    • Makerspaces
    • Engineering Design Residency
  • EVENTS
    • DESIGNORAMA >
      • Register for Designorama
      • 2025 DESIGNORAMA PARTICIPANTS
    • STEAM DAY
    • SPACE IS THE NEW PLACE
    • Science Fair
    • STEAM CAREER DAYS >
      • STEAM Career Day Registration
      • 2024 STEAM Career Day Photos
      • 2023 STEAM Career Day Photos
    • Principal's Coffee
    • Lantern Festival
    • Maker Night
  • STEAM Team
    • STEAM Support Staff
    • STEAM Cohort
    • STEAM Advisory Board
  • Shop