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Construction of STEM Centres
One National and three Regional STEM Centres will be built with funds under the National Recovery and Sustainability Plan, the Ministry of Education and Science (MoES) press office said.
This news makes us very happy, because we from 3DBGPRINT, together with our partners from 3D Large, have always been committed and supportive of introducing and educating children in 3D technology.
So far we have several successful projects in this direction, which we are proud of.
Our desire and efforts to spark interest and curiosity in children about 3D technology will not stop. The use of 3D printers can add a new dimension to learning that will engage young people by making education fun and interesting.
Anyone ever wondered why STEM centres are needed in schools?
Why is it necessary to educate children with these new technologies?
How will this improve education?
What added value will it give the children?
3DBGPRINT has the answer to these questions!
- You can print educational models to illustrate different types of concepts.
- 3D printing can help with learning many of the current skills that employers are looking for, as well as applying knowledge to real-world situations.
- 3D printing is the technology of the future. Teaching students how to 3D print is a good way to prepare them for the future.
- Buying a 3D printer and learning how to operate it in the most efficient and useful way will prevent young people from falling behind in their technological development. This will allow them to become part of this new revolution.
We at 3DBGPRINT, in collaboration with 3D Large, have prepared an offer that can provide the winning educational institutions with 3D printers, 3D scanners and 3D pens that fully meet the technical specifications required by the National Program “Building a School STEM Environment”. As well as provide the necessary training in 3D technology and practical tasks for making 3D printed parts in our state-of-the-art 3D training facility – “3D LAB”.
Source: 3dbgprint.com
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