RAISE GENIUS · STUDENT PROJECT ARCHIVE · 26 JULY 2015 Creative LEGO Robot Projects: 7 Student Builds from 2015 These creative LEGO robot projects show how students explored their own ideas at Raise Genius School. This English translation preserves a separate article originally published on 26 July 2015. It describes the projects and experiences reported […]
Creative robot projects in the archive include model arms, a dinosaur, a moving ride, a monster and lifting mechanisms. Read seven individual student stories.
Service robots in the 2020 archive include hospital support, food service and remote operation. Separate historical reports and forecasts from present results.
Toy safe ideas introduce a cardboard combination-lock model and an optional LEGO design discussion. This is a learning model, not security equipment.
October robotics camp planning: compare group size, duration, venue readiness and team availability before choosing school activity dates.
Holiday STEM camp planning: check the school calendar, agree learning goals, compare activity stations and plan staffing, equipment and budget.
Bricklaying robot archive introduces Hadrian from the Australian company then named Fastbrick Robotics. The old headline needs a distinction between laying…
International summer robotics archive is an older invitation to international-school families. It discusses seven learning areas through LEGO MINDSTORMS…
Museum robotics workshop archive preserves an earlier announcement at Bangkok Children’s Discovery Museum II in Thung Khru. Dates and booking terms need…
Women shaping robotics ideas are the focus of this archive’s five profiles. Roles are presented in their historical context, with primary references for…
Practising a thoughtful pivot is Teacher Num’s theme. The archive uses startup prototypes and changing circumstances to discuss listening, observation and…
Discussing future careers is harder when the work itself changes. Teacher Num’s archive offers examples to explore with learners rather than a reliable…
Hand skills and movement play are compared in Teacher Bung’s archive article. Its examples include grasping, construction, balance, running and climbing.
Balancing tablets and everyday play is the practical theme of this archive. It recognises useful media while asking what other experiences a child needs.
Building creative thinking skills is the archive’s theme. It describes creativity as finding a new idea or method and suggests four ways to make room for…
Learning through robot construction can involve several kinds of practice. This English edition retains the archive’s examples while clarifying its older…
Exploring learning strengths begins with opportunities and observation. The archive connects practice, manageable challenges and interests with eight…
Discovering interests through play takes time and varied opportunities. The archive reassures families that not having one clear favourite is not a failure.
Robotics learning connects this anniversary account: building an idea, testing a model, explaining a project and reflecting on a longer learning journey at…
A locally designed robotics approach is the archive’s explanation of how Raise Genius presents its teaching. It describes six features rather than an…
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