Make: Three Modes of Making: Designing Purposeful Projects to Teach Maker Skills
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Make: Three Modes of Making: Designing Purposeful Projects to Teach Maker Skills

by Matt Zigler

STEM Education Project-Based Learning Maker Education
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Make: Three Modes of Making offers a framework for designing purposeful projects that teach maker skills. Matt Zigler presents three modes of making to help educators and facilitators plan meaningful, hands-on learning experiences centered on creativity, practical development, and intentional project design.

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Make: Three Modes of Making explores ways to design purposeful projects that help learners develop maker skills.

Matt Zigler presents three modes of making as a framework for planning and teaching hands-on projects.

The book is intended for educators, facilitators, and others interested in connecting creative work with purposeful learning.

Its focus is on project design, making, and the development of practical skills through active participation.

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