A Titanic-Inspired Model from the Student Archive
Marwin ship building project is a short classroom story about an imagined ship. The author identifies the model as Titanic-inspired rather than another robot.
Cleaning, Cooking and Folding as Design Questions
Household robots for everyone is the inclusive theme of this English edition. The archive considers cleaning, cooking and laundry as examples of useful…
Bitcoin, AlphaGo and a Child’s First Design Ideas
Exploring changing technology is this archive’s theme. Bitcoin and AlphaGo are examples of public interest at the time, followed by ideas for children to…
Technology Interest, School Workload and Playful Learning
Robotics in education discussions appears in this historical news reflection. It connects Thai robotics activity with questions about curriculum and…
Keep the Activities, Clarify the Brain-Side Claim
Creative and logical construction are connected in this archive’s holiday article. Its examples remain useful without labelling children by a dominant…
Collaboration across Thai Universities and Institutes
Sharing robotics research knowledge is the subject of this archive. It describes a Thai collaboration and three possible benefits of exchanging expertise.
A Small Robot, Coloured Paths and Planning
Ozobot line following ideas introduce a small educational robot in this archive. The examples connect a drawn path with instructions and observation.
AlphaGo, OpenAI’s Dota Bot and What a Result Means
Learning from game playing AI requires knowing which system and rules were involved. This archive connects AlphaGo with OpenAI’s 2017 Dota 2 demonstration.
Teacher Bung’s Memories and Ideas for a School Break
Holiday skill activities can leave room for rest, shared time and new experiences. Teacher Bung’s archive combines family reflections with camp and…
Build a Set, Make a New Model and Tell a Story
Three construction play ideas appear in this New Year holiday archive: follow a set, invent another model and make a short stop-motion story.
A Moral Dilemma as a Conversation, Not a Test
Discussing reasons for a choice is the purpose of this archive’s fictional medicine dilemma. It introduces four simplified perspectives attributed to…
Robotics, Cooking, Sport, Numbers, Languages and Clay
Six holiday activity ideas appear in this archive. The named providers and their historical schedules are retained as context, with current arrangements to…
An Archive Comparison with Weekend Learning
Robotics during school holidays is compared with other activities and weekend lessons in this archive. Its seven differences describe the programme offered…
Talking about Children’s Projects with Care
Sharing a construction project is the archive’s invitation to parents. It offers six ways to notice a creation, listen to its story and join in appropriately.
Building, Testing, Troubleshooting and Explaining
Attention during construction play is described through classroom observations in this archive. The examples are learning situations, not an ADHD diagnosis…
Making “A Little Longer” Clear and Manageable
Agreeing when play will end is the archive’s response to “just a little longer”. It offers three communication steps while recognising they will not suit…
How a Different Question Can Change a Robot Project
Asking better problem solving questions can reveal more than one route to a solution. The archive starts with a soap-box story and then turns to robot…
Small Ideas, Mechanisms and Creative Construction
Practising invention through play can start with a simple improvement. The archive distinguishes making a useful object from needing to work as a…
Teacher Bung on Connecting Learning at School and Home
Child centred play and learning is Teacher Bung’s theme. The archive asks teachers and families to observe participation and share useful information about…
A Short Classroom Reflection on Learning Together
Helping peers through construction is the focus of this short archive reflection. P’Raise describes one learner showing another how to continue a model.