Under the motto “Teaching easier with understandable projects”, Make is launching a new offer aimed at teachers of MINT subjects. On our new website “Make Education” we are now making 5 free PDF articles available for download every month. The PDFs are selected articles from previous Make editions and contain projects that can be thematically well integrated into STEM lessons or in projects or project weeks.

It starts with articles for building a spectroscope from household resources, power generation with piezo and Peltier elements, a holographic microscope made of 3D printed parts and a Pi as well as magnetism experiments with ferrofluids.

In contrast to conventional MINT teaching materials offer many articles of the make content with current techniques and everyday relationships of the students such as smartphone, internet, social media, IoT, WLAN, 3D printing, sound, light, gaming, e-mobility, robotics, AI, etc.

The advantages of project-based learning lie in the effect of active action for a better learning process. Learning by doing, learning from experience promotes understanding of the topic instead of just accumulating knowledge about it. The learning process is experienced as a positive experience. The more successful and satisfied the students, the better and easier it is for the teachers.

In order to be able to download the PDFs for free, a one-time registration is required. A monthly newsletter informs you about new articles and in which subjects and age groups they fit.

In addition, Make is looking for committed teachers who want to h