Embrace Technology
The 21st century is the era of technology revolution 4.0 of which robotics is one of the key pillars. Robotics is a science focused on developing robot models to serve human life. At BCIS, students learn about Robotics in the Technology course, and develop their passion at the BCIS Robotics Club. The club is a place for students to be immersed in ideas about machines serving human life under the guidance of their teachers
The 21st century is the era of technology revolution 4.0 of which robotics is one of the key pillars. Robotics is a science focused on developing robot models to serve human life. At BCIS, students learn about Robotics in the Technology course, and develop their passion at the BCIS Robotics Club. The club is a place for students to be immersed in ideas about machines serving human life under the guidance of their teachers
Engaging in technology is important at BCIS. Students work with technology from grade 1 to grade 12 through activities in Makerspace – a dedicated, specially designed and equipped space. Through Makerspace activities, students develop their knowledge and skills about STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Robotics is an integral part of the program. Two differing spaces meet the needs and interests of students at both the primary and secondary levels.
In the Makerspace program, students use the latest worldwide technology, such as 3D printing. This is a place where students can develop their innate abilities and interests, can expand their existing skills, can experiment, and demonstrate their personality and creativity.
We not only encourage and develop a “Makerspace” spirit – the desire and interest to study, inquire, and discover, but also provide interesting, authentic, real world activities and new technology. This combination stimulates students’ learning skills and is more efficient than the traditional approach of passive learning and memorization.
In the Makerspace program, students study different skills and curriculum depending on their ages. The Makerspace program in grade 3 teaches students to build and interact with robots; study about the principles of sea creatures and rocket jet propulsion; discover how wind turbines work; and they will produce a short animated clay video, 3D pens and edit photos.
Engaging in technology is important at BCIS. Students work with technology from grade 1 to grade 12 through activities in Makerspace – a dedicated, specially designed and equipped space. Through Makerspace activities, students develop their knowledge and skills about STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Robotics is an integral part of the program. Two differing spaces meet the needs and interests of students at both the primary and secondary levels.
In the Makerspace program, students use the latest worldwide technology, such as 3D printing. This is a place where students can develop their innate abilities and interests, can expand their existing skills, can experiment, and demonstrate their personality and creativity.
We not only encourage and develop a “Makerspace” spirit – the desire and interest to study, inquire, and discover, but also provide interesting, authentic, real world activities and new technology. This combination stimulates students’ learning skills and is more efficient than the traditional approach of passive learning and memorization.
In the Makerspace program, students study different skills and curriculum depending on their ages. The Makerspace program in grade 3 teaches students to build and interact with robots; study about the principles of sea creatures and rocket jet propulsion; discover how wind turbines work; and they will produce a short animated clay video, 3D pens and edit photos.
BCIS students are encouraged to use technology for learning. Teachers use interactive whiteboards extensively in the classrooms. Students engage in technology opportunities by using Ipads from grade 1 through grade 8. We strongly encourage students from grades 7 – 12 to bring either a laptop or Ipad to school on which they complete their daily tasks (based on our Bring Your Own Device program).
As we prepare our students to be active citizens in this highly competitive and globalized economy, technology is a tool used extensively in both the Vietnamese and Canadian programs.
BCIS students are encouraged to use technology for learning. Teachers use interactive whiteboards extensively in the classrooms. Students engage in technology opportunities by using Ipads from grade 1 through grade 8. We strongly encourage students from grades 7 – 12 to bring either a laptop or Ipad to school on which they complete their daily tasks (based on our Bring Your Own Device program).
As we prepare our students to be active citizens in this highly competitive and globalized economy, technology is a tool used extensively in both the Vietnamese and Canadian programs.
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