Study movement and mechanisms
Explore a concept through a guided discussion and a simple experiment.
Take on more complex engineering challenges with robotic arms, automation and programmed movement. Plan, prototype, test and refine a working solution.
Students connect practical work with the concepts behind each component and decision.
An illustrative program outline. The starting level and pace can be shaped around your class.
Explore a concept through a guided discussion and a simple experiment.
Connect the concept with components and a practical activity.
Try a new input or condition, then observe and explain what changes.
Combine the learning in a project, test an improvement and share the result.
Discover how joints, motors and motion work together. Assemble a robotic arm and program a sequence of movements to complete a task.
Explore the projectRotate building, programming, testing and documenting roles so each student contributes.
Use questions and short explanations to connect actions with understanding.
Keep design notes, compare tests and explain what an improvement changed.
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