16 year old kid. Moksh Jawa taught himself computer programming and scored highest possible score on AP Computer Science examination. Great article in Mercury News by Sharon Noguchi – Coding: 16-year-old Fremont student writes AP test-prep book, creates online course …
Welcome to the May monthly update on behalf of the team working on making Wize Academy better and helping kids to do better! This month as we wrap up the school year our team is working diligently to update the …
The ability to think critically is one skill separating innovators from followers. Critical thinking reduces the power of advertisers and can neutralize the sway of an unsupported argument. This is a skill most students enjoy learning because they see immediately …
Projects from Showcase: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/78960354/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/87005909/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/84753334/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/87856528/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/86175477/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/86173205/ Aligning projects with TEKS curriculum:
Few days bring more joy than graduation – one more successful graduate (of Beginner I level), cheered by her classmates, friends and family! Many congratulations!!
Revolutionizing education. Turning kids into creators, not just consumers, by teaching them computing, logical thinking and reasoning.We had a busy but exciting week here at Wize, our kids at Universal Academy and Riverchase Montessori did their project showcase. We appreciate questions and …
3 of our Beginner I Wize kids graduated to Beginner II level – Congratulations to kids and their parents! Nothing is possible without dedication, family support and continued interest. These kids successfully completed their project showcase and demonstrated clear understanding of …
Great article in WSJ today about relevance of computing in our kid’s education. “What’s fascinating about computer science is that it requires analytical skills, problem solving skills and creativity, while also being both foundational and vocational” says Hadi Partovi, co-founder …
We were so heartened to learn about the change schools in Finland are implementing: they are moving away from traditional ‘subject’ based teaching to a more modern ‘topics’ based approach. We use a similar strategy to teach key principles of …
At Wize Computing Academy, we believe in providing a diverse and comprehensive robotics experience for our students. That’s why we utilize an extensive range of robotics toolkits, including renowned options such as LEGO® Spike™ Prime, Spike™ Essential, WeDo 2.0 & Mindstorms EV3, Hummingbird kit, VEX Robotics and micro:bit. These state-of-the-art resources offer endless possibilities for creativity and exploration.
Engaging Projects Crafted for Fun and Learning
Our dedicated curriculum team meticulously designs each project to ensure that they are not only educational but also fun and age-appropriate. Through these exciting projects, young learners delve into the realms of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math), discovering new concepts and fostering a passion for innovation.
Tailored for All Levels of Expertise
At Wize Computing Academy, our custom projects cater to learners of all levels, from beginners to intermediate and advanced students. We believe in providing opportunities for everyone to explore and excel in every aspect of robotics and coding. Regardless of skill level, our programs are designed to challenge and inspire young minds.
Competition and Excellence
In addition to our internal robotics and coding competitions, we prepare our students to participate in prestigious events like the First LEGO League & VEX Robotics. Our teams have garnered numerous accolades in these worldwide competitions, consistently demonstrating their exceptional skills and dedication. With regular qualifications to regionals and higher levels, our students have made their mark on the global stage.
Join us and unlock the boundless potential of robotics and coding. Discover the joy of innovation and unleash your creativity!
Experience the power of innovation with our advanced robotics toolkits, including the versatile Hummingbird Kit and the dynamic BBC micro:bit. These exceptional resources empower students to construct robots from various materials, blending imagination with technology.
The Hummingbird Kit combines lights, sensors, and motors, providing endless possibilities for creating unique robotic creations. Students can explore their wildest ideas, bringing them to life through hands-on building and programming.
With the handheld BBC micro:bit, a programmable micro-computer, students embark on a journey of limitless potential. From crafting robots to designing musical instruments, the micro:bit opens the door to a world of exciting creations.
Harnessing the power of both the Hummingbird Kit and the micro:bit, students unleash their creativity and animate their robots using block- and text-based coding languages. They learn to think like engineers of tomorrow as they navigate the realms of robotics and coding.
