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This research investigates the impact of educational robotics activities on developing computational thinking and programming skills in preschool children aged 3 to 6. Driven by the increasing promotion of early programming education to foster active and creative technological engagement, the study measured computational thinking across three key dimensions: sequences, correspondence, and action/instruction and debugging. The intervention, centered on learning through educational robotics, yielded positive results, concluding that children participating in the robotics program achieved significant progress across all three measured dimensions of computational competence.

Developing Computational Skills in Early Childhood Through Robotics

• 0:06 Promotion of Early Programming: The transcript highlights the current emphasis on developing programming skills from an early school age to encourage children's active and creative engagement with technology.
• 0:14 Research Objective: The primary goal of the study was to assess the impact of educational robotics activities on the acquisition of computational thinking and programming skills in children aged 3 to 6.
• 0:30 Computational Thinking Measurement: Computational thinking was evaluated across three specific dimensions: sequences, correspondence, and action/instruction and debugging.
• 0:41 Positive Intervention Results: The study found that educational robotics activities led to positive outcomes regarding the development of computational thinking abilities.
• 0:51 Conclusion on Skill Advancement: It was concluded that children involved in the robotics program achieved greater progress in all three dimensions of computational competence.