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Making and Breaking Bones: Learning Physics through Engineering Design
2016
2016 Physics Education Research Conference Proceedings
unpublished
Eighth grade students in an engineering course designed and tested prosthetic bones for use in a movie. Bone design required physics content to be integrated with knowledge of math, engineering, and technology. Specifically, students used a 3D printer and associated design software to design, fabricate, and test a prosthetic fibula for a stuntman's use in a movie. This paper explains how the project motivated students' use of physics content and further required students to use their knowledge
doi:10.1119/perc.2016.pr.029
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