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Robotics Programming Learning for Elementary and Junior High School Students

Yoshihiro Ohnishi, Kimitoshi Honda, Rintaro Nishioka, Shinnosuke Mori, Kazuo Kawada

Year
2017
Citations
25

Abstract

Japan’s national education policy puts importance on children learning to program. In fact, course guidelines published by the government in 2008 made the programming of the measurement and control compulsory in junior high schools, and learning programming will be made compulsory in elementary schools in 2020. This research studies robotics classes for elementary and junior high school students. The tasks set for the robots used in each class are familiar to children, and they were set with the aim of inspiring a proactive learning attitude in the children. The objective of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of robots in teaching programming to children.

Keywords

RoboticsClass (philosophy)Mathematics educationRobotArtificial intelligenceSet (abstract data type)Government (linguistics)Computer sciencePsychologyProgramming language

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