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Case study of how physical computing can be taught in such a way that children as young as aged 4 are able to show case their computer programming capabilities and raising the attainment standard by two years above existing or current expectations. Using a humanoid style robot manufactured in Edinburgh, Scotland, Marty the Robot by Robotical Ltd is a programmable device which is structured in such a way that pre-University level learners are able to engage in a highly educational way with the product. If this proposal is accepted, there will be a live playground opportunity to "thinker" with the devices for those attending. I personally have a track record of raising learning to new levels as my school featured on a video report for CNN Business in 2019 which focused on futureproofing the citizens of tomorrow.
A talk about how Marty the Robot became the instant learning sensation at the schools I work for during academic year 2021-22. Either four segments of 15 minutes over an hour or six segments of ten minutes. A combination of peer to peer interaction, device based activities and a potential game or contest.
The work of the National Centre for Computing Education and Computing at Schools network. The National Centre for Computing Education is a £84 million UK Government funded consortium formed of Raspberry Pi Foundation, National STEM Learning Centre and BCS, Chartered Institute of IT. The Computing at Schools network is also supported by BCS as one of three official subject assocations in the UK for teachers of Computing and Computer Science.
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