Robotics in Early Childhood Education: Hands-On and Playful Approaches
This course provides participants with an understanding of the benefits of using educational robotics kits in early childhood settings (prek-2nd grade). It explores foundational facts about robotics, programming, and engineering. Participants will be exposed to several different kinds of educational robotics kits designed specifically for young children. Participants will also discover ways to incorporate robotics activities to support creativity, play, and hands-on learning in the learning environment.
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| Weight | 2 oz |
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Debbie HUNTINGTON, IN –
This was a fascinating course and I would like to see more on robotics.
My Chau ANNANDALE, VA –
it is very interest course for me
Maranda LA GRANGE, KY –
Excellent Course
Bhavana ATLANTA, GA –
It was a great information about a robotics in early childhood education.
Colleen NAPLES, FL –
Thank you for sending me an email on how to enlarge the font. It was so helpful to me! Colleen
Wendy RENO, NV –
enjoyed this robotics class!
Sherry CHIMACUM, WA –
Great info
Theresa MIDDLEBORO, MA –
the convenience of taking the trainings at ant time and any where is helpful.
Alberta ALEXANDRIA, VA –
This one excellent I loved it
Catherine CLERMONT, FL –
I really learned alot
Verna BELTSVILLE, MD –
Classes are informative . New insights gained on Topics never touched on before.
Whitney RICHMOND HILL, GA –
It was a great course
Nina KENNESAW, GA –
I liked the videos to show real life uses in the classroom
Mata ORLANDO, FL –
This is my second course and they are very good.
Christina IJAMSVILLE, MD –
I really liked the videos of the robots being used and how they can be added to the unit. thanks
Elizabeth CHARLESTON, SC –
This Robotics course is great!!! It is right on target with what we are implementing in our preschool-12th grade school this year. Thank you!