Educational robots can serve various purposes in enhancing learning experiences. They can promote active engagement, problem-solving, and collaboration among students as active learning tools. By introducing robotics in the classroom, children can develop their critical thinking and creativity skills. Robots can also serve as a scaffold for developing social skills, especially for shy children or those with special needs. Interacting with robots can be less intimidating and more predictable than interacting with peers, fostering confidence in social situations. Additionally, robots can act as co-learners or tutors, encouraging children to explain concepts or teach the robot, thereby reinforcing their own understanding.

Source// The future of educational robotics: enhancing education, bridging the digital divide, and supporting diverse learners - AI for Good (itu.int)