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Robotic toys as a catalyst for mathematical problem solving
Kate Highfield
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 111
Abstract
A series of tasks using Bee-bots and Pro-bots, to examine young children's use of robotic toys as tools in developing mathematical and metacognitive skills is described. A project in which a multifaceted problem solving approach that allowed the children simultaneously and successively to explore measurement, space and geometry, position and estimation through problem solving and reflection, is discussed.
Keywords
Reflection (computer programming)MetacognitionMathematics educationSpace (punctuation)Computer scienceProject commissioningPosition (finance)Human–computer interactionArtificial intelligencePublishing
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