2010
DOI: 10.1109/te.2009.2024410
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Generation NXT: Building Young Engineers With LEGOs

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“…7 The idea of using university engineering students as mentors and coaches of robotics club is not new. Karp et al 8,9 reported similar approaches in engaging elementary school students to high school students in engineering and also enriching the educational experience of engineering undergraduate thereby improving the retention rates of electrical and computer engineering students. One merit of this approach in a resource constrained environment is that undergraduate engineering students, who are more tech savvy and more enthusiastic about robots, are better suited as coaches of robotic clubs compared to primary and secondary school teachers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 The idea of using university engineering students as mentors and coaches of robotics club is not new. Karp et al 8,9 reported similar approaches in engaging elementary school students to high school students in engineering and also enriching the educational experience of engineering undergraduate thereby improving the retention rates of electrical and computer engineering students. One merit of this approach in a resource constrained environment is that undergraduate engineering students, who are more tech savvy and more enthusiastic about robots, are better suited as coaches of robotic clubs compared to primary and secondary school teachers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vasco et al (2011), presentan herramientas computacionales como una posibilidad de mejorar los conceptos aprendidos en la educación primaria. En este mismo nivel educativo Karp et al (2010), utilizan el kit de desarrollo de LEGO NXT con el fin de motivar a los niños a estudiar una ingeniería; en (Kwon et al, 2012) se propuso una herramienta de software para facilitar que los niños desarrollen la lógica de programación robótica.…”
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“…Creación y diseño del robot: Una característica de los robots Lego es el refuerzo visual que genera una habilidad espacial de interpretación [7], a medida que el robot se hace más grande el estudiante debe ser capaz de interpretar las instrucciones dadas y así mismo debe ser capaz de tomar decisiones de cómo modificar la plataforma para que cumpla con los requisitos, un elemento interesante es enfocarlo desde la creencia, deseo e intención [8] para interpretar cómo debe ensamblar el robot.…”
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