Skillbot is suitable for students aged 9 to 11 who are already able to investigate problems in more depth and support solutions with greater autonomy. The track delves deeper into robotics, programming, strategy and decision-making to strengthen confidence in the face of more complex challenges.
Skillbot takes the student to a higher level of analysis, organization and applied creativity. Projects require more observation, more strategy, and more understanding of how different decisions affect the end result.
Along the trail, children explore automation, electronic devices, sustainability, energy and conscious consumption in a practical and engaging format.
The student learns to observe better, identify variables and construct more consistent responses.
The projects bring children closer to situations linked to electronics, automated systems and real applications.
The course connects technology to contemporary themes and helps students think more critically about the world.
Challenges encourage children to test hypotheses, review choices and mature their way of solving problems.
Skillbot classes present more elaborate challenges, but always with age-appropriate progression. The student knows the problem, builds the project, programs or adjusts the system's behavior and analyzes the result.
This process strengthens autonomy and helps the child support their solutions with more clarity, responsibility and initiative.
A scale, alarm clock, remote-controlled car, sensor cart and treadmill help the student understand concrete applications of technology.
Automation, electronics, sensors and system behavior appear increasingly integrated into the challenges.
Sustainability, conscious consumption and energy help connect projects to relevant everyday issues.
Skillbot strengthens the foundation needed for courses that require even more programming, engineering, and automation.
Skillbot appears at a stage where the child can now analyze problems with more autonomy and support solutions with strategy.
Educational robotics
A broad view of robotics, creativity, socio-emotional skills and preparation for the future.
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Welcoming learning
It addresses how projects with a clear function can make socialization and learning safer.
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Logical reasoning
Shows how progressive challenges strengthen analysis, mental organization and problem solving.
Read articleIn the Trial Class, we observe repertoire, maturity and interest to indicate the most appropriate path. This helps the student to move forward with confidence and motivation.
