“Technology is best when it brings people together,” said Matt Mullenweg.
Nova Pioneer Ruimsig is gearing up to strengthen their coding and robotics content in class to help learners develop the ability to be creative, think critically, and increase their capacity to innovate.
Recent studies have shown that using creative and interactive ways to teach children help increase their level of participation, and can help them understand difficult topics such as coding easier.
“We want our learners to thrive and lead in the rapidly changing world of technology,” explained Susan Moyo. “Our teachers from the Nova Pioneer Ruimsig campus attended Robotics training at the Lego Foundation. The training was interactive and engaging, and our teachers are incredibly excited to implement their knowledge and start having fun with the learners.”