Project Edubot: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches in High School Robotics Education

This study focus on passive and active learning within the context of robotics education on public high schools. By synthesizing research findings and practical insights, this paper offers valuable recommendations for educators aiming to optimize the delivery of robotics education in public high schools, addressing the significance of the utilization of appropriate resources and technologies to support effective instruction. We implemented two distinct teaching methodologies to compare and study students' reactions and learning outcomes: Group A experienced a passive methodology, while Group B engaged with an active methodology. We conducted a survey and the results show that the majority of the students prefer the active approach used in classes.

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2024-11-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/sbr/wre63066.2024.10837952
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4
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Teaching and Learning Programming
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Project Edubot: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches in High School Robotics Education

Roberto de Souza Baptista, M. A. Pastrana, Rodrigo Siqueira Martins, Jeferson Ramos dos Santos et al.
4 citations
Teaching and Learning Programming
1.65
article

Project Edubot: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches in High School Robotics Education

Roberto de Souza Baptista, M. A. Pastrana, Rodrigo Siqueira Martins, Jeferson Ramos dos Santos, Guilherme Sousa, Isabela Nunes Daltro
article en
4 citations

Abstract

This study focus on passive and active learning within the context of robotics education on public high schools. By synthesizing research findings and practical insights, this paper offers valuable recommendations for educators aiming to optimize the delivery of robotics education in public high schools, addressing the significance of the utilization of appropriate resources and technologies to support effective instruction. We implemented two distinct teaching methodologies to compare and study students' reactions and learning outcomes: Group A experienced a passive methodology, while Group B engaged with an active methodology. We conducted a survey and the results show that the majority of the students prefer the active approach used in classes.

Universidade de Brasília (BR), Division of Undergraduate Education (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Teaching and Learning Programming
1.65
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