We don’t want to terrify you, but there is a fact you should be aware of so that you, your kids, and your pupils can be better prepared. In a little over ten years, robots may displace 1 billion people from their jobs, according to recent studies.
You are all aware that we live in a technologically advanced digital age. Our linked homes and plenty of software and technology allow us to perform countless tasks without ever leaving the comfort of our couches.
As a result, it is no longer necessary to understand how this relatively new world operates. We’re not just discussing how important social and human skills will be in the future or the IBA The Robotized World approach to education, which we adore; we’re also discussing a skill our students need to learn right now in order to succeed in whatever field they choose to pursue in the future: coding.
Why every student should learn how to program
Not only are programmers needed in practically every industry and there will continue to be a high need for STEM-related professions, but children who learn to code also develop problem-solving skills.
Children that learn to code today will improve their critical thinking abilities, their logical and computational thinking, and their analytical and teamwork skills much beyond those of their peers. Because coding is a multidisciplinary area, students will obtain knowledge and tools that go far beyond the bare lines of code. Coding isn’t only about the app, programme, robot, or digital solution your students design and construct.
Children that learn to code today will improve their critical thinking abilities, their logical and computational thinking, and their analytical and teamwork skills much beyond those of their peers. Because coding is a multidisciplinary area, students will obtain knowledge and tools that go far beyond the bare lines of code. Coding isn’t only about the app, programme, robot, or digital solution your students design and construct.
Cyber coding robotics : A gate for our students to be future-ready
The primary issue for teachers, as we all know, is preparing their current students for the future. In many circumstances, we have no idea what the future holds for the world. Finding the appropriate tool to educate children is crucial for this reason.
IBA’s Each child receives their very own virtual robot in The Robotized World, an online learning environment that allows them to explore the field of robotics without having to invest in costly gear. Accessibility is now a fixed issue.
Coding in every field and industry: The world is moving towards code
Not just the robotics industry is rife with code. A few weeks ago, we talked about the impact that coding will have on a variety of industries, including medical, agriculture, the wine business, education, and food technology.
Robotics programming might be a fantastic place to start because it is entertaining and interesting. There are countless international robotics tournaments, including FLL, FRC, CRCC, and others. And it’s in situations like these that students put what they’ve learned into practise, developing new abilities like teamwork, leadership, and strategic thinking.
Don’t pass up the chance to develop your kids into tomorrow’s leaders. You decide how to go about doing this, but if we want them to be successful, to think critically, to be empathic, and to fit well into the future workforce, we need to start teaching them how to code right away.