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Exploring the Role of 3D Printing and STEM Integration Levels in Students' STEM Career Interest
The use of 3D printing in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) learning is a promising way for integrated STEM education. This study examined the influence of 3D printing infused STEM integration on students' interest in STEM careers, which is essential for students to participate
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