David Vuyerwa Ruwodo

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David Vuyerwa Ruwodo is an emerging researcher in educational technology and robotics, with a focus on integrating collaborative learning approaches to bridge the digital divide in Namibia. His most-cited work, "Integrating Secondary School and Primary School Learners to Grasp Robotics in Namibia Through Collaborative Learning" (2023), demonstrates his commitment to making robotics education accessible across age groups, fostering peer-to-peer learning in resource-constrained settings. This study, which has garnered 3 citations, highlights his innovative methodology of pairing secondary and primary students to demystify complex STEM concepts. Ruwodo’s research addresses critical gaps in African STEM education, emphasizing hands-on, inclusive pedagogies that empower young learners. His work contributes to the broader discourse on equity in technology education, offering scalable models for developing nations. As a rising voice in this field, Ruwodo’s findings are particularly relevant for educators and policymakers seeking to cultivate early interest in robotics and computational thinking. His dedication to collaborative, cross-age learning positions him as a promising scholar shaping the future of STEM education in Africa.

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   Integrating Secondary School and Primary School Learners to Grasp Robotics in Namibia Through Collaborative Learning

   3 citations · 2023

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