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Optimizing Learning in Robot-Child Tutoring through Personalized Timing Strategies
This research focuses on exploring personalized timing strategies to optimize learning in robot-child tutoring. Non-task breaks are commonly used in education to address children's limited attention spans and promote cognitive rejuvenation. Robots provide a valuable opportunity to deliver personaliz
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