Welcome to Mathobotix! Our Educational Services and programs are designed to complement, and support the mainstream education system linking classrooms to workplace. Mathobotix's K12 Math Robotics Computer organization offers after-school, summer programs, periodic topical workshops and open houses to K - 12 students. |
| Mathobotix's K12 Math Robotics Computer is an innovative and creative Integrated Learning Environment (ILE) designed to let students of all ages discover and explore science and technology on their own terms and in an energetic environment. We are conveniently located at 900 Roosevelt, Irvine., CA 92620 (Off 5FWY/Jeffrey) |
| Based on National Science Foundation (NSF) Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), and Mathobotix's Integrated Curriculum. We help kids participate in Lego and VEX Robotics Competitions and FIRST Tech Challenge for high-school students, FIRST LEGO® league for children ages 9-14, and Junior FIRST LEGO® League for ages 6-9 years old. |
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Hands-on learning with programs that have real-world applications. |
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Kids organized into age appropriate groups will learn the basics of robotics and engineering by exploring simple machines using LEGO® and VEX components. They will have the opportunity to explore gears, levers, pulleys and wheels, axles and more. They’ll have fun working in teams while participating in hands-on activities. |
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Integrated Curriculum methods that connect math, robotics, computers, writing, communication, and study skills used. |
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5,000 square feet state-of-the-art Integrated Learning Environment(ILE) |
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Unique learning space with work benches, networked computer labs, and a Wall-of-knowledge showcase. |
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Programs and Methods that meet the National Science and Technology Frameworks. |
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Founded by accomplished educationist Kumar Ramajayam, Mathobotix’s mission is to inspire an appreciation of science and technology in young people and build a bridge between traditional classroom and workplace. |
| Our math programs draw from Singapore Math Framework, methods, and materials while adhering to the local curriculum standards and teaching methods. Our applied computer courses are innovative and learner-centric. Building small modular applications in a team is one of the many ways students can validate their understanding of mathematical concepts, logic, and creative problem solving. A series of topical workshops including Spelling Bee and Public Speaking are offered to assist students prepare and participate in various math contests and acquire workplace competencies.
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