Zhujun Jiang
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Zhujun Jiang is an emerging scholar in STEM education, with a focused research agenda on integrating robotics and computational thinking into K-12 learning environments. Her most-cited work, "Effects of robotics STEM camps on rural elementary students’ self-efficacy and computational thinking" (2023, 39 citations), exemplifies her commitment to bridging educational equity gaps. This study demonstrates how hands-on robotics camps can significantly boost both self-efficacy and computational thinking skills among rural elementary students, offering scalable interventions for underserved communities. Jiang’s research uniquely combines educational technology, cognitive development, and rural education policy, providing empirical evidence for the transformative potential of early STEM exposure. Her contributions are particularly notable for their practical implications—directly informing curriculum design and teacher training programs aimed at fostering digital literacy from a young age. By centering on rural populations often overlooked in educational research, Jiang’s work not only advances theoretical understanding of computational thinking acquisition but also champions inclusive, evidence-based STEM education reform. Her growing citation record reflects the timeliness and relevance of her findings in an era prioritizing computational literacy for all.
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