Computational thinking is one of the methodologies used to deliver the coding and robotics curriculum content and involves the steps that come before programming and coding. It is the process of breaking a problem down into simple enough steps that…
When teaching the robotics and coding curriculum, the Engineering Design Process (Investigate, Design, Make, Evaluate, Communicate – IDMEC) forms the backbone of the subject and should be used to structure the delivery of all learning aims. Dates: 30 May 2023…
Coding and Robotics is, by its nature, a practical subject. The best way to teach this subject is through activities and tasks. Other methods include: How can Cambridge Connect resources help teach Coding and Robotics? Download the Cambridge Connect Coding and…
Macmillan Teacher Campus is proud to host a new range of workshops during our very popular coding weeks. Do not miss out on the opportunity to learn to code with our new and exciting workshops. LEARN TO CODE Dates: 6…
Cambridge Connect comes to the aid of teachers when teaching Internet, e-Communication and Application Skills in the new Foundation Phase subject, Coding and Robotics. The strand of the internet and e-communications skills prepares learners to interact safely in a digital…
Cambridge Connect is packed with easy-to-follow activities and supporting resources to guide learners and teachers through Robotics, in the Foundation Phase subject Coding and Robotics. Robotics consists of two merging fields that include coding and engineering. Learners are introduced to…
One of the strands covered by the South African Foundation Phase Coding and Robotics curriculum is Pattern Recognition and Problem solving. Cambridge’s Connect Coding and Robotics addresses this strand and is a great aid to teachers. Learning to identify abstract…
In response to the new subject Coding and Robotics, introduced by the Department of Basic Education for Grades 1–9 in South Africa, Cambridge University Press has recently published a series of textbooks for the South African Foundation Phase Coding and…
The Code4Kids program is designed for students Grade 4-9 to be taught by your teacher, during class time. Schools typically integrate the program into a pre-existing ICT class for one to two hours per week. The program teaches coding, robotics…
Implementing the Code4Kids curriculum at your school couldn’t be easier. Here’s what you need to know: 1. Step-By-Step Curriculum. The curriculum is designed to keep students engaged with relevant content that is up-to-date with ever-changing set of skills requirements. Lessons…