Design Thinking
Students learn to identify everyday challenges, brainstorm ideas, create prototypes and improve them through feedback.
- Problem identification
- Idea generation
- Prototyping and testing
Our Atal Tinkering Lab provides robotics curriculum learning for every student from Class 1 to Class 10. Students also design, build, test and present their own innovative projects through practical, hands-on activities.
Students use the ATL for their robotics curriculum and innovative project work. They develop experimentation, logical thinking, creativity and real-world problem-solving skills.
Students learn to identify everyday challenges, brainstorm ideas, create prototypes and improve them through feedback.
Explore sensors, simple robots, automation and age-appropriate ideas behind artificial intelligence.
Develop spatial thinking through models, digital design and prototype-building activities.
Discover how circuits, electronic components, microcontrollers and connected devices work together.
Practice sequences, logic and digital creativity through introductory programming, games and simple apps.
Use scientific and creative thinking to explore projects related to sustainability, accessibility and community needs.
At Vishweshwarayya Public School, Latur, students from Class 1 through Class 10 learn robotics as part of their curriculum in the Atal Tinkering Lab. Activities develop progressively with students’ learning levels.
Introduction to robotics through simple models, creative construction, movement, sequencing and playful problem-solving.
Explore mechanical systems, motors, basic circuits, sensors and introductory coding through guided activities.
Develop robotics projects using programming, controllers, electronics and practical automation concepts.
Apply integrated robotics, coding, sensors and engineering design to more advanced project-based challenges.
Every student in Classes 1–10 participates in age-appropriate robotics learning. Classroom concepts become meaningful through experimentation, building, testing and improvement in the lab.
The lab is not limited to demonstrations. Students put their ideas into action by planning, designing and developing innovative projects. They experiment with materials and technology, solve practical problems, and learn from testing and teamwork.
A simple, practical approach that encourages students to turn ideas into meaningful projects.
Identify a problem in school, the community or everyday life.
Brainstorm creative ideas, draw plans and discuss possibilities.
Create a model, experiment or prototype using available materials.
Test results, learn from feedback and present the solution.
See the space where ideas are explored and projects take shape.
Student collaboration and hands-on model making.
Experimenting with circuits, sensors and robots.
Design, building and testing new ideas.
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Discover how Vishweshwarayya Public School nurtures curiosity, creativity and practical learning.