Preparing Teachers to Start a School Robotics Subject or Club
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Preparing Teachers to Start a School Robotics Subject or Club
Robotics teacher preparation is the starting point proposed by this article for a school planning a robotics subject, club or competition team. Raise Genius describes its STEAM Robotic training as a way for teachers to practise both the equipment and the classroom process before teaching pupils.
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Robotics teacher preparation: purpose and format
The source describes a two- to three-day training round for no more than six participants, held at Raise Genius School’s Phetkasem 114 location in Nong Khaem, Bangkok. NEW GEN robotics kits are the teaching materials used during the training.
The intended audience includes schools adding robotics, preparing a club or future competition team, connecting activities with computing, or developing STEM learning. The article also presents the training as preparation for later coding instruction.
These are the arrangements published in this article. Confirm the current venue, dates, group size, course scope and suitability for your teachers before making school plans.
Equipment to bring and equipment on loan
Teachers are asked to bring a notebook computer for programming the robot. The source says the institution provides one NEW GEN kit per school for use during the training; that kit is not a take-home gift.
Check the required computer software and installation arrangements before attending. Discuss the equipment a school would need afterwards separately from the equipment supplied for practice on the training days.
Teaching practice and trainer background
The programme describes theoretical and practical STEAM robotics teaching, using cloud-based 3D e-learning materials, working with NEW GEN kits, classroom management and resolving difficulties during a lesson.
The original trainer profile describes a KMUTT robotics master’s qualification, more than eight years teaching robotics and clubs, and nine years judging OBEC robotics competitions. Those experience totals belong to the published profile, rather than a newly calculated current biography.
The source names participating schools including Srinakharinwirot University’s Ongkharak demonstration school, Rangsit University’s demonstration school, Sarawittaya School, Ban Chang Witthaya School and municipal schools. They are examples reported by the school, not a new endorsement by those institutions.
Schedule, costs and a usable school plan
For robotics teacher preparation to lead into a school lesson, discuss the intended pupil group, teaching timetable, equipment and the teachers who will use it. Ask which materials and follow-up support are included in the proposed training.
The article does not give a training fee. Request a current quotation instead of treating a fee from another robotics course as the price of this programme.
The source relates the course to STEM education guidance from IPST. This describes its educational approach; confirm the specific curriculum fit with your school rather than infer a new accreditation or official approval.
Original photographs and artwork
These images are retained from the original page as examples of published learning activities and programme information. Some contain Thai text or historical dates. They do not guarantee the same result for a new learner. Confirm current programmes with the team.
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Frequently asked questions
What equipment is listed for robotics teacher preparation?
Bring a notebook computer for programming. The source describes one NEW GEN kit per school on loan during training, with no right to take that practice kit home.
How long is the training described here?
The published format is two to three days, with no more than six participants per round. Confirm the current schedule and format with the team.
What is the training fee?
This article does not state a fee. Request a current quotation covering the training, materials, equipment and support relevant to your school.
Contact and related pages
Tell the team about the learner or organisation, relevant experience and the intended learning purpose. Confirm the current programme, equipment, availability, schedule and fees before booking.
Contact Raise Genius School service overview
- Preparing a Portfolio for Robotics, Mechatronics or AI Admissions
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- Why a University Portfolio Starts with Knowing Yourself
- Learning with Fun, Challenge and Useful Skills
- Project Based Learning: Connecting a Goal with Real Work
- Flipped Classroom Learning: Prepare, Ask and Apply
- More than a Robot: Making, Thinking and Working Together
- Girls Learning Robotics: Two Stories of Participation
- Why Children Learn about Technology and STEM
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Related reference: IPST STEM education resources
