FAQ

Teamwork activities help them learn the importance of negotiation, taking turns and playing different roles while working with their peers. Computer Programming improves and develops their logical, critical and creative thinking skills. Robot Assembly structures their minds to solve problems by breaking them into smaller pieces and subsequently solving each individual one.

Bright & Smart Robotics is shaped in modules. Every module is taught in sessions of 8-12 classes (depending on the school or facility where they are being offered at) held once per week. Our program has been designed to allow every child to work at his/her own pace while moving through the material of the module.

Yes, if they would like to continue to learn more advanced skills in Computer Programming and Robot Assembly. The average child can take up to 3 sessions in order to fulfill the “Starter Programmer and Designer” module.

Our classes are structured as an exciting journey, where each week presents a new challenge. Students will use their engineering skills, coding, and robotics to solve these challenges, developing problem-solving abilities and creativity along the way.

We work in small groups of up to 15 children per class. In order to achieve the objectives of the program, they are grouped in teams of 3 kids according to their abilities, skills, and/or age.

At the end of each session they receive a folder to take home with a summary of the activities that your son/daughter completed. They also receive a Certificate of Participation.

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