At Georgia high school, STEM lessons find their way into shop class (The Atlantic): A 3-D printer, computer-controlled plasma cutter and welding stations have replaced traditional shop-class equipment ...
What used to be Dalton High School’s wood shop is now free of dust. Instead, it’s filled with welding stations, a 3-D printer, and a computer-controlled plasma cutter. Students work with the ...
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