A cross-cutting robotics course designed around a core system of specially selected tasks spanning preschool, school and university levels¶
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Description¶
The article's redesigned methodology places a system of tasks at the core of the robotics course, with new knowledge acquired through solving problems rather than through fixed content sequences. As the authors state, "The main point of the task approach is that the acquisition of new knowledge occurs through the process of cognitive activity in solving the problem, which is set by a system of specially selected tasks." Tasks are organised in tables by competence (systems thinking, programming/artificial intelligence, project management, cross-industry communication) and by educational level, using medical-robotics problem situations. The set is explicitly not universal; it demonstrates the possibility of composing such a system.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Learning objectives are replaced by cross-professional competences, and the place-in-course and tools components are qualified by students themselves
Constraints¶
- The presented set of tasks does not pretend to be universal and ultimate; it demonstrates didactic potential for improving the existing robotics training path
Target Learners¶
- preschoolers
- middle school students
- high school students
- university and supplementary education students
Learning Goals¶
- systems thinking
- programming and artificial intelligence skills
- project management
- cross-industry communication
Claims¶
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Key Sources¶
- Elena V. Soboleva, Nikita L. Karavaev, Nadezhda V. Shalaginova, Marina S. Perevozchikova. (2018). Improvement of the Robotics Cross-Cutting Course for Training of Specialists in Professions of the Future. European Journal of Contemporary Education, 7(4). https://doi.org/10.13187/ejced.2018.4.845
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A cross-cutting robotics course designed around a core system of specially selected tasks spanning preschool, school and university levels |
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The article's redesigned methodology places a system of tasks at the core of the robotics course, with new knowledge acquired through solving problems rather than through fixed content sequences. |
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