Lynn D. Newton

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Lynn D. Newton is an educational researcher whose work spans the integration of emerging technologies into teaching and learning environments, with a particular focus on the ethical and practical dimensions of artificial intelligence in education. Newton has made notable contributions to the growing field of educational robotics, most prominently through research examining the role of humanoid robots as classroom teachers. His 2019 paper, "Humanoid Robots as Teachers and a Proposed Code of Practice," has garnered 56 citations, establishing him as a meaningful voice in discussions about how robotic technologies can support language development, social-emotional learning, and broader pedagogical goals. Complementing this, his related work "When Robots Teach: Towards a Code of Practice" further demonstrates his commitment to ensuring that the rapid deployment of robots in educational settings is guided by thoughtful ethical frameworks. By drawing on historical perspectives—including Isaac Asimov's visionary writings—Newton contextualizes contemporary technological developments within a broader human narrative. His scholarship is particularly valuable for educators, policymakers, and researchers grappling with questions about the appropriate boundaries and responsibilities surrounding AI-driven instruction in schools.