Pathfinder Cambridge School partners with LearnOBots

Schools like Pathfinder Cambridge School help educate kids with modern Education. They dedicate efforts to making their future brighter and making them skilled. However, at times even the greatest schools seek direction which is when LearnOBots enables schools with STEM learning.

LearnOBots is an organization that hopes to improve the quality of education and prepare kids for the future. They do this by promoting STEM/STEAM learning amongst children while giving them hands-on learning experiences. Let’s find out how LearnOBots enables schools!

Not only that but they also help other schools in improving their curriculum and getting it aligned with STEM philosophy. Today we’ll have a look at the schools that they’ve partnered up with and helped improve their quality of education. But before we begin, a quick introduction of LearnOBots!  

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LearnOBots’ Partners

LearnOBots has enabled many schools so far, these include Westminster, Scholanova, KCHS, and most recently Path Finder Cambridge School. They have helped completely shift their teaching methodology and once again ignited the excitement in kids.

Not that these schools were performing badly before, they simply needed the extra oomph which is what LearnOBots provided. 

Pathfinder is LearnOBot’s most recent partner. Their aim is to bring out individuals with knowledge, capabilities, and mental & spiritual strength that can outperform others in their age under any circumstances. They help many children not only with basic academics but even religious studies. Their Facebook page often reflects students and their weekly learnings. And now, LearnOBots has entered the picture to further guide their students.

An additional service that LearnOBots provides to their partners is the Makespace. This is a service that helps transform school labs to high-tech project-based learning labs. They provide all the relevant DIY kits and the hardware needed. 

With that being said, that wraps up how LearnOBots enables schools and the amazing partners they have worked with so far!

What is LearnOBots?

LearnOBots strives to provide STEAM education to youngsters in order to prepare them for the ever-changing workplace. Their STEAM program includes a variety of sessions that cover anything from the fundamentals of robotics to practical skills. Line-following robots, obstacle-avoiding robots, and other projects are among the projects that students work on. You won’t have to worry about the nitty-gritty details with their well-prepared activities and curriculum; they’ll take care of everything!

Many students have already taken the camp and have produced unique projects. Some of the successful projects included an IoT project featured on MIT’s app inventor website, a water sensor project featured on Hackaday’s website, and a minion tea maker robot.

You can learn more about these projects, the steam camp, and many parents’ testimonials here: STEAM Camp – LearnOBots.

Sneak peek Into Modules

LearnOBots features around 15 modules, one of which is programming. 

Modules dedicated specifically to teaching youngsters programming are also available at their STEAM camps. They begin by exposing children to the concept of logic through the use of simple programming blocks. Children can lay a good foundation without alien syntax. They’ll study the essentials of loops, conditionals, variables, and functions, essentially all of programming’s fundamentals.

The students are then exposed to two programming languages: JavaScript and C++. This is where they’ll use what they’ve learned about blocks in a more technical way. They’ll have the opportunity to work on a calculator, a quiz app, and other entertaining projects.

They also teach Robotics! There are many various methods to robotics hardware. To code your hardware, you can use Arduino, an easy-to-use microcontroller, IoT kits, which enable to you automate everyday chores like turning on a light bulb, or CodiBot, an educational robot. And LearnOBots guides students by providing their curriculum and support.