Sergio Cabezon
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Sergio Cabezon is an educational researcher whose work sits at the intersection of technology-enhanced learning, science education, and curriculum development. His primary research focus is on integrating inquiry-based learning approaches with robotic telescopes to transform how students engage with astronomy and scientific research. In his most cited work, "Robotic Telescopes and Student Research in the School Curriculum around the OECD countries" (2018, 5 citations), Cabezon explores the potential for incorporating authentic, hands-on astronomical research into standard school curricula. This study provides preliminary findings from a larger ongoing investigation, examining how robotic telescopes can serve as powerful tools for fostering student inquiry and scientific thinking. While his citation count is modest, Cabezon's contribution lies in bridging the gap between professional astronomical resources and classroom practice, advocating for pedagogical models that empower students to conduct real scientific investigations. His work is particularly relevant for educators and curriculum designers seeking to make science education more engaging and research-driven, highlighting the untapped potential of remote observatories in formal learning environments.
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