How to develop the interest of students in Robotics?
By Michael Mathiesen

As children love to experiment with new skills and projects, it's important to keep them challenged and motivated with new experiences and activities. Robotics isn't always a popular subject amongst children, particularly those who struggle with math and science. However, we the advancement in the field of mechanisms and our dependency on robots it is essential to cultivate the interest of students in learning the subject/concept.

Here are the 7 tips to cultivate the interest of students in robotics.

1. Start inculcating the concept of Robotics amongst students from a young age. However, it's never too late to start.
2. Incorporate robotics in their games.
3. Introduce them to Robotic museums, fairs and events.
4. Introduce them to Online robotics communities.
5. Encourage them with home-based projects.
6. Build a community of students that share similar interests as they will engage and learn in a fun manner.
7. Give them regular assignments and projects.

Robotics and technology are two of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Although not every child will find robotics interesting and enjoyable, it is still very wise to expose them to the tools and experiences. Whether they choose to pursue Robotics or not but showing them the value of this field allows them to still gain a healthy appreciation for solutions it presents.

Michael Mathiesen
15 Lessons

Michael Mathiesen is an experienced Board Member, investor/VC, and entrepreneur with more than 400 international, hands on, investments, strategic trade sales and IPOs. He has worked in Scandinavia, UK, US, Canada, Russia, China and West Africa.


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