The event left a deep impression, further affirming the important role of the STEM - AI - Robotics model in education . This is considered a strategic step, contributing to making the locality a shining example of technology application in the 4.0 era.
STEM - AI - Robotics: Educational trends of the digital age
In the context of the ongoing digital transformation in education, integrating STEM and modern technology into schools helps students develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills, creativity, and collaboration, while also preparing them for a solid future of integration.
These experiential learning days are a valuable platform that helps students access, become familiar with, and develop a love for science and technology from an early age. At the same time, they provide an opportunity for parents to better understand the role, direction, and benefits of STEM, AI, and robotics.
A representative from Learn to Leap stated: “We aim to bring the most advanced technology-based educational solutions to Vietnamese students. Learn to Leap will support schools by providing equipment, learning materials, teacher training, and participating in experiential activities and technology competitions, contributing to the formation of a generation of confident, creative students capable of mastering technology in the new era.”
STEM - AI - Robotics: Pioneering Digital Transformation in Schools
At Vinh Hung Secondary School, the program involved over 2,000 students. The familiar schoolyard was transformed into a modern technology space with engaging experience stations: AI UGOT Robotics, Mindstorm Robotics, Roblox JemS 3D Programming, STEM Kits, and Metaverse Virtual Reality.
Students get to assemble, program, and control robots to overcome obstacles, compete in exciting battles, or transform into "junior programmers" creating virtual worlds in Roblox. The Metaverse virtual reality experience also delights children as they "step into" a colorful digital space.
Speaking at the event, Ms. Quan Thi Van Anh, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Vinh Hung Ward, shared: “Introducing STEM, AI, and Robotics into schools is a correct step, helping students to access advanced science and technology early on, preparing a solid foundation to adapt to the rapid changes of the Industry 4.0 era. In terms of direction, the locality will continue to closely coordinate with the education sector and partner organizations to expand experiential activities, invest in facilities, and create conditions for more schools in the area to access this model.”
Thanh Tri Secondary School has transformed classrooms into experiential learning spaces for students of all grades to participate in. The activities remain diverse and engaging: UGOT robot competition, Mindstorm robot competition, Roblox 3D programming, Metaverse virtual reality experience, and STEM Kits activities.
Students Ly Gia Han and Nguyen Bao Linh (6A1 class, Thanh Tri Secondary School) both expressed their excitement: “This is the first time we’ve participated in such a novel experience. These activities help students understand technology better, develop critical thinking skills, patience, and teamwork. We hope to study these subjects regularly at school so that we can become technology engineers in the future and create our own robots.”
With the support of schools, local authorities, parents, and various organizations, the STEM - AI - Robotics model is gradually proving its effectiveness and becoming a sustainable direction for 21st-century education.
Source: https://tienphong.vn/hai-sac-mau-ngay-hoi-stem-ai-robotics-post1769776.tpo
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