Storming Robots
Capitalize Creativity with Engineering Disciplines with proven successful model - Application-based robotics and adv. CS learning for Gr.5-12.
Storming Robots
Capitalize Creativity with Engineering Disciplines with proven successful model - Application-based robotics and adv. CS learning for Gr.5-12.
Start date: Saturday, March 23 2024.
Schedule:
On Saturday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
From 3/23/2024 until 6/15/2024
Online - Zoom
Description:
In today's digital landscape, CS with computational literacy stands as fundamental as the ABCs. Contrary to widespread belief, computer science is often misunderstood as mere coding. It's far more than that—it's a mindset, a journey that cultivates proficiency and adaptability. Learning code solely for its sake doesn't inherently foster problem-solving abilities. Regrettably, grade school education frequently neglects a crucial aspect, resulting in a significant gap as students advance from middle school to high school and subsequently to college. At Storming Robots, we acknowledge this void—a gap that impedes students' progression. Our forthcoming pilot computer science program for Grades 5 to 7 is centered on imparting concrete computer-centric knowledge, addressing the current shortfall in middle school CS computing literacy. Additionally, we engage students through the American Computer Science League Contests, fostering participation and measuring progress through annual competitions. Moreover, our focus on fundamental programming in the C language, closer to the machine level, sets us apart from conventional approaches using Blockly or Python. Overall: Specific topics covered prior to this term: Specific topics this term: (Prerequisite - the term above) Direct Benefit: Refined Problem-Solving: Sharper their analytical skills in middle school engineering activities, such as robotics. Advanced Placement Readiness: Positions students for competitiveness in Advanced Placement in Computer Science.. Seamless Transition: Allow smooth transition to Storming Robots’ Algorithms in C/C++, empowering students to excel in advanced programming.Why It Matters?
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