This study, within the dual context of media education and the use of educational robots, presents a preliminary investigation relating children’s imagery of robots achieved through the analysis of 44 drawings done by children in the first year of primary school. In addition to identifying a set of analytical criteria to be further investigated, the research shows (i) some sources of children’s imagery about robots, (ii) the difficulties of a specific age group to clearly distinguish between toys, robots and human beings and (iii) some possible indications for educational paths.
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Bruni, F., & Nisdeo, M. (2017). Educational robots and children’s imagery: a preliminary investigation in the first year of primary school. Research on Education and Media, 9(1), 37–44. https://doi.org/10.1515/rem-2017-0007
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