Students going into the second grade through the 12th are putting science and technology projects to the test this summer at the University of Kentucky. 155 students participated in STEM-oriented activities this week. Camp Co-Founder Margaret Mohr Schroeder said many young people think of robots as useful for everyday tasks.
“In their view, it allows them to go do something else..that would be more human-related or need a lot more communication or collaboration or problem-solving.”
