NMSU’s DREAM Research Center Trains Third Cohort of New Mexico K-12 Teachers in 3D Printing

NMSU’s DREAM Research Center trains third cohort of New Mexico K-12 teachers in 3D printing

New Mexico State University’s DREAM Research Center has wrapped its third summer of training K-12 educators from southern New Mexico in 3D printing, running its Additive Manufacturing Personal Development (AMPD) workshop to bring hands-on additive manufacturing skills into local classrooms. Faculty from the center worked with teachers over a multi-day hybrid session at NMSU’s Aggie…

Research news: Teachers’ role in quality outdoor play and…

Spending time outside supports student wellbeing and physical health. New research has examined teachers’ experiences of enabling outdoor play during the school day with the aim to understand how their autonomy, competence, and relatedness interact to shape decision making. We speak to researcher Dr Brendon Hyndman to find out more.