Educational Robotics and empowerment of executive cognitive processes: from typical development to special educational needs
This paper describes a new Educational Robotic (ER) approach aimed to empower higher cognitive functions in school-setting. As robot programming requires to mentally plan a complex sequence of actions before the motor act, ER may indeed promote several crucial cognitive processes underlying learning...
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Main Authors: | Emanuela Castro (Author), Maria Di Lieto (Author), Chiara Pecini (Author), Emanuela Inguaggiato (Author), Francesca Cecchi (Author), Paolo Dario (Author), Giovanni Cioni (Author), Giuseppina Sgandurra (Author) |
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Firenze University Press,
2019-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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