Afrel Co., Ltd. and WRO JAPAN, an NPO that operates Robocon, will hold the “12th Robot Education Symposium in Science and Technology” for educators who teach athletes participating in Robocon and teachers of elementary, junior high and high schools in July. It was announced that it will be held at the Science Museum (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) on Saturday, 20th.
Past events “11th Symposium on Robot Education in Science and Technology”
At this symposium, in addition to the presentation of educational contents using robots practiced in the field of education, special lectures by inviting guests from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd. will be
held. Outline
Event name: 12th Robot Education Symposium in Science and Technology
URL: https://www.wroj.org/symposium/
Date: Saturday, July 20, 2019
Venue: Science Museum (2-1 Kitamaru Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
( http://www.jsf.or.jp/access/map/ )
Below is a quote from the press release
Afureru Co., Ltd. (Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture, President Yasuhide Kobayashi) and WRO JAPAN (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Director), which runs the international robot contest WRO (World Robot Olympiad * 1) in which elementary, junior high and high school students from all over the country participate. Shunji Nagayamaguchi) will hold the “12th Robot Education Symposium on Science and Technology” on Saturday, July 20 for educators and teachers of elementary, junior high and high schools who mainly teach athletes participating in the Robocon. It will be held at the building (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo). At this symposium, which will be held for the 12th time, in addition to announcing the content of education using robots practiced in the field of education, a special lecture was given by inviting guests from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Aisin Seiki Co., Ltd. I will. ( Https://www.wroj.org/symposium/ )
Outline of the event
Event name: 12th Science and Technology Robot Education Symposium
URL: https://www.wroj.org/symposium/
Date: Saturday, July 20, 2019
Venue: Science Museum (Science Museum, Kitamaru Park, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ) No. 2-1 ) ( http://www.jsf.or.jp/access/map/ )
Organizer: NPO corporation WRO Japan
Co-sponsor: WRO Japan Executive Committee, Afrel Co., Ltd.
Purpose: Practice in education and human resource development Contents that provide a place for teachers and instructors to interact with each other by presenting educational contents and methods using robots, providing opportunities to attend : Education curriculum, systems, methods, etc. using robots.
After the keynote speech, presentation of educational practice contents at each site, and exchange workshop, there will be a social gathering near the venue (paid, only for those who wish)
Participants: Elementary, junior high and high school teachers, private school and NPO leaders, and others Supporting institutions (universities, science museums, etc.)
and institutions working on human resource development (corporations, NPOs, etc.)
Participation fee: General 3,000 yen, NPO WRO Japan member 1,000 yen, student 1,000 yen, free press application: Application below Please apply after registering information from the form.
(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOO_g1FstqEXu7GxJNZswVuUakFcqmc8H4B68r_mLQSZdTcw/viewform )
Schedule (planned)
Background of this symposium
Recently, lessons related to programs and measurement / control using robots have attracted attention at the world level, and even in Japan, they have entered the teaching guidelines for “technology”, which is a junior high school lesson subject, but there has been a chronic shortage of instructors. It is in the state of. This symposium will provide a place for information exchange, focusing on the practice reports of educators who are directly instructing elementary, junior high and high school students in school settings and community education. Teachers who are considering introducing robots into classes, those who are interested in community education, and those who are interested in robots and related technologies are also invited to participate, which will lead to the development of instructors in Japan. I sincerely hope that you will continue to do so.
- In the research report on human resource development published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, LEGO Mindstorms used in WRO was introduced as the main hardware used for programming education, and WRO was also introduced to improve motivation and raise awareness of educational effects. , And the contribution of this NPO corporation is introduced.
[Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications website] http://www.soumu.go.jp/menu_news/s-news/01ryutsu05_02000068.html
Past events “11th Symposium on Robot Education in Science and Technology”
You can see it from this URL. ( Https://afrel.co.jp/activity/wro/wro_symposium2018 )
Past events “11th Symposium on Robot Education in Science and Technology”
What is WRO
WRO started in 2004 with the proposal of Singapore National Science Center, and WRO is an international contest for autonomous robots in which more than 60,000 elementary, junior high and high school students from more than 74 countries and regions around the world participate. In a contest where children make robots and compete for technology to automatically control them by a program, by using a commercially available robot kit, we will provide a place where children can easily participate and experience science and technology closely, and international exchange will also be held. .. ( Http://www.wroj.org/ )
About Afureru Co., Ltd.
To create a bright future society, we provide educational support services to a wide range of people from homes, schools, and businesses. Making full use of the latest technology, especially robot technology, new educational services and teaching materials that create intellectual impression by realizing “visualization” of software development process and results, and “visualization” of educational effects by the movement of robots We support people in the field of human resource development through planning, development, and sales of.
▼ Inquiries about the symposium
NPO corporation WRO Japan / WRO Japan Executive Committee Secretariat
TEL: 03-4405-9780 / E-mail:
wr*@wr**.org
▼ FAX reply contact
FAX: 03-5643-5166 / Email :
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