I’m setting up an online coaching program for a small group of teenagers (13-18) who are just starting their journey in robotics and coding. They know little more than how to open a laptop, so I need someone who can introduce core programming concepts in Python and immediately show how those skills translate to simple robotic projects—think controlling motors, reading basic sensors, or simulating a robot’s behavior on screen. The ideal collaborator can: • Run live, interactive sessions (2-3 per week to start) and supply concise practice material between meetings. • Keep explanations friendly and jargon-free while still accurate, so beginners quickly feel at home with variables, loops, functions, and real-world hardware interaction. • Provide short challenges that tie coding skills directly to a visible robotic outcome; demonstrations in any widely available simulator or with affordable kits are perfect. • Track each teen’s progress and adjust pacing or examples as needed. Please outline: 1. A brief overview of your teaching approach for absolute beginners in Python. 2. Any platforms, simulators, or low-cost kits you like to use for first robotics projects. 3. The approximate structure of a four-week starter curriculum and the key milestones you would expect students to hit. All sessions will be delivered online, so comfort with screen-sharing tools and clear audio/video is essential. Looking forward to seeing how you can turn raw curiosity into confident Python-powered creativity!