Lee Jong Hyang
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Lee Jong Hyang is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of early childhood education and human-robot interaction. Her work focuses on how intelligent robotic systems can enhance foundational literacy skills in young learners, particularly in the domains of phonological awareness and word recognition. In her landmark 2011 study, "Effects of Poetry Activities Using an Intelligent Robot on Phonological Awareness and Word Recognition of 4-Year-Old Children," she demonstrated that integrating poetry-based activities with robotic interaction significantly improves pre-reading abilities in preschoolers. This research, which has garnered 3 citations, represents an early and innovative application of social robotics to language development. Lee’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between educational technology and developmental psychology, offering empirical evidence that robots can serve as effective, engaging tools for early literacy instruction. Her work has implications for designing interactive learning environments that support children’s cognitive growth, and she continues to be a respected voice in the emerging field of robot-assisted pedagogy.
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