6. Develops critical thinking skills
Critical thinking skills are often flouted as one of the most important skills to learn. But have you ever wondered how do children gain these skills that would easily give them an edge in the working world?
Critical thinking is described as the analysis, evaluation and synthesis of information in a logical and systematic manner. This helps to children to look at and process data which is not always presented in an easily comprehensible way.
By developing and building on critical thinking skills, children are able to make well-informed decisions based on their analysis of complex data and choose the best solution to solve the problem at hand.
These skills are highly valued in the real-world and requires students make the best use of their reasoning skills, weighing the pros and cons for different options, and make the best course of action – and are essential for success in many areas of life including academics, career and personal relationships.
7. Boosts creativity and imagination
The use of creativity is often associated with the arts – but did you know that well-known professionals in the field of science, physics, architecture and more are also considered creative individuals?
“Creativity is intelligence having fun” – Albert Einstein.
At Kingsley, we give our students the liberty of expression in their work. This includes the freedom to design and program robots according to what they have envisioned. By exercising creativity and developing thinking power, children are able to translate these personal endeavours into success in the future.
8. It boosts confidence and self-esteem
Our Robotics Engineering programmes requires children to work both independently and in groups. The flexibility and duality of the work objective enhances cooperation and collaboration amongst the children – they become self-assured in their communication and confident in their work ethics.
Similar to adults, we want to give our children the opportunity to come into their own and see the labour of their hands-on project come to fruition, giving them a sense of accomplishment and pride in their work.