This document contains the responses from 19 individuals to questions regarding their experience teaching programming and robotics. The majority of respondents agreed that active learning methodologies improve student development, that lack of training is a challenge for teachers, and that technological resources are necessary for effective instruction. Most also promote problem-solving skills, use gamification, and feel teachers can adapt methodologies and assessments.
This document contains the responses from 19 individuals to questions regarding their experience teaching programming and robotics. The majority of respondents agreed that active learning methodologies improve student development, that lack of training is a challenge for teachers, and that technological resources are necessary for effective instruction. Most also promote problem-solving skills, use gamification, and feel teachers can adapt methodologies and assessments.
This document contains the responses from 19 individuals to questions regarding their experience teaching programming and robotics. The majority of respondents agreed that active learning methodologies improve student development, that lack of training is a challenge for teachers, and that technological resources are necessary for effective instruction. Most also promote problem-solving skills, use gamification, and feel teachers can adapt methodologies and assessments.