Robotics
Exposure to robotics broadens the horizon for fields such as
engineering, science, technology, computer science, and math. This exposure sparks
interest in students, motivating them to pursue related educational courses and career
paths. The incorporation of “learning through play” serves as a proven method for
developing social and emotional skills in youth. Through engagement with peers,
students connect theoretical concepts to real-world applications in an exciting manner.
Within our Robotics program, students currently utilize Robot AXLE kits to design, build,
and program robots capable of tackling specific challenges. The lessons follow a step-
by-step approach, guiding students in creating new applications. These challenges are
designed to mimic real-world scenarios, such as programming robots to navigate
different types of lines, simulating how future self-driving cars will follow roads.
Importantly, these lessons align with K-12 educational standards, including the Next
Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and Common Core Mathematics Standards.
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