obstacle course Robot program in schools is a success

Children in Georgetown, bikensfield, and Devonport were given a bag full of wheels, and in a project designed to increase the involvement of mathematics and science, wood and computer parts were asked to make a robot.Three sessionsxa0Students will build robots before learning the programming navigation barrier course.The ideal project based on the "Better Things" project pioneered by the Huon Valley has been funded and will be implemented at schools in North Tower state, giving more children the opportunity to experience the real world of science.
The project wants to inspire people's enthusiasm.xa0Fifth and sixth grade students havexa0Mathematics and Sciencexa0Bob Elliott, the project teacher, said, "The key issue is that we want to encourage people to engage in science and engineering ......xa0If you don't get their attention when they are young, they don't want to do the difficult stages they think they are learning math and science.
The next step of the project is to deliver it to a remote school via a video link