Let Your Kids Unravel the Endless Possibilities in Robotics

June 11, 2021 CompuChild

Robotics education is increasingly getting integrated into schools. It's mainly because K12 school students will graduate when the workforce is thriving on the technological front – an era when robots will be used widely for different purposes.

It doesn't matter if these children choose a career in robotics and coding or not. Learning about robots can teach them vital skills like teamwork, programming, analytical thinking, innovation, and collaborative thinking. It can also be incorporated into STEAM classes for kids, getting a lot of traction across the world.

Educational robotics can support and strengthen students' skills by developing the knowledge base via the design, creation, operation, and assembly of robots. Children find robotics engaging and funny because they get to interact with the mechanical and electrical processes directly.

The programming side of robotics can become very insipid when learned traditionally. Therefore, physically experiencing a robot can help children understand the functions well.

Here are some trends in educational robotics that EdTech experts believe will form the future of robotics.

Robotics Education is Getting Accessible

As robotics is still a burgeoning technology, it's very costly for schools to invest in it. That's why a lot of public schools have been hesitant to incorporate it into their curriculum, while international and private schools have been at the forefront of integrating robotics into the curriculum.

Younger Students Are Learning About Robots

It wasn't long ago when robotics education was targeting older students. We see an upward trend in robotics and technology classes for kids through game-based and other fun learning methods.

Exposure to STEM education is advantageous for children as they're curious. They love breaking things apart and assembling them in interesting ways. That's precisely what our Lego Robotics program teaches students to do. It makes them understand machine parts and encourages them to build their own models based on their understanding of basic machines like wheels, levers, and pulleys.

It's intriguing to see the steps robotics education is taking to introduce children to technology and communication. The future looks promising for children who're learning robotics at an early age, and we're excited to see what shape emerging technologies will take in the future.

A boy playing with a robot toy and a girl using a tablet to code

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