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I plan to use the 3D printer I have requested to enable mathematical thinking in every aspect. In many math classes, it is hard to visualize the process, therefore this 3D printer will be very beneficial to everything math has to offer in our high school math department. As three-dimensional (3D) printing technology is fast becoming more affordable and accessible, I really want to try this technology in our Math Department to actively engage students in core concepts relating to objects in R3. This technology will help students interact with 3D models and learn concepts relating to surfaces, solids, and multivariable functions. I am aware of the fact that in 3D printing, objects are built from the bottom up, cross section by cross section, the same way you’re supposed to envision the pieces when you calculate volumes by slicing in Calculus. It will definitely give my students an insight of how math works in real life.

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I plan to use the 3D printer I have requested to enable mathematical thinking in every aspect. In many math classes, it is hard to visualize the process, therefore this 3D printer will be very beneficial to everything math has to offer in our high school math department. As three-dimensional (3D) printing technology is fast becoming more affordable and accessible, I really want to try this technology in our Math Department to actively engage students in core concepts relating to objects in R3. This technology will help students interact with 3D models and learn concepts relating to surfaces, solids, and multivariable functions. I am aware of the fact that in 3D printing, objects are built from the bottom up, cross section by cross section, the same way you’re supposed to envision the pieces when you calculate volumes by slicing in Calculus. It will definitely give my students an insight of how math works in real life.

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