Schoolchildren in a village near Kostroma now have digital laboratories and robotics

Under the national project “Education”, the educational institution received the latest digital equipment for lessons in physics, computer science, chemistry and biology. These are digital laboratories with various measurement sensors and microscopes, computers, a laser for engraving wood and metal, a 3D printer on which any part can be made, and robotics. Two classrooms at the school were renovated to accommodate new equipment. The floors and ceilings were replaced, the walls were painted, and new plastic windows were installed. Now children will be able to study these subjects at a new level. Even teachers envy them.

Vladimir Kondakov, physics and computer science teacher at Teterinsky school: “This will bring the educational process closer to the reality of today. All these IT technologies that we see on TV will be at our fingertips. The depth of knowledge will increase. Because what I say and the fact that it can be applied is worth a lot. For me, that multidisciplinary robot is a shock even for me and my dream is to master its capabilities by at least 50%. And if it’s 100%, it will be great.”