Titipan Phetsrikran
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Titipan Phetsrikran is an emerging researcher in the field of educational technology, with a focus on integrating computational thinking into early learning environments. Her most cited work, "First steps in teaching computational thinking through mobile technology and robotics" (2017, 5 citations), explores how mobile devices and simple robotics can serve as accessible tools for introducing foundational programming concepts to young students. This research contributes to the growing body of work on democratizing computer science education, emphasizing hands-on, engaging methods that lower barriers for beginners. While her citation count is modest, the paper reflects a practical, student-centered approach that resonates with educators seeking innovative ways to foster problem-solving and logical reasoning skills. Phetsrikran’s work is particularly notable for its emphasis on mobile technology—a ubiquitous resource in many classrooms—making computational thinking instruction more scalable and inclusive. As the demand for early STEM education grows, her contributions offer a valuable blueprint for integrating robotics and mobile tools into curricula, positioning her as a thoughtful voice in the ongoing conversation about preparing learners for a digital world.
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