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BBC Test on Computational Thinking

How much do you know about Computational Thinking? Follow the link to take the test at BBC site Test on Computational Thinking  More tests on Computational Thinking by BBC 

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BBC Computational thinking in practice

A complex problem is one that, at first glance, we don’t know how to solve easily. Computational thinking involves taking that complex problem and breaking it down into a series of small, more manageable problems (decomposition). Each of these smaller problems can then be looked at individually, considering how similar problems have been solved previously […]

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Barefoot Concepts and approaches of Computational thinking

Concepts and Approaches Computational thinking involves six different concepts and five approaches to working. Concepts Logic Algorithms Decomposition Patterns Abstraction Evaluation Approaches Tinkering Creating Debugging Persevering Collaborating Source https://www.barefootcomputing.org/

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Barefoot creative /systemic thinking

Computational thinking is about looking at a problem in a way in which a computer can help us to solve it. This is a two-step process: First, we think about the steps needed to solve a problem. Then, we use our technical skills to get the computer working on the problem. For a computer animation, […]

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Dimensions of Computational Thinking in COMPUT project

When we started working on the project Computational Thinking at School, our plan was to study the following dimensions of Computational Thinking creative problem solving algorithmic approach to problem-solving problem solution transfer logical reasoning abstraction generalization representation and organization of data systemic thinking evaluation social impact of computation While working on the dimensions, it proved […]

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Barefoot Persevering approach

What is persevering? Persevering is being determined, resilient, tenacious – never giving up. Albert Einstein said: “It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” Computer programming is hard. This is part of its appeal – writing elegant and effective code is an intellectual challenge requiring not only an understanding […]

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Barefoot Debugging approach

What is debugging? Bugs are errors in algorithms and code. Debugging is the process of finding and fixing these and it can often take much longer than writing the code in the first place. There can be errors or in logic and syntax. We can think of errors in logic as parts of a story […]

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Barefoot Creating approach

What is creating? Creating is about planning and making things. Some endeavours involve various media each providing an outlet for creative expression. Software and digital media allow scope for creativity and, by mastering software tools and digital devices, we develop confidence, competence and independence which we can use playfully, experimentally and purposefully in the expression […]

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Barefoot Tinkering approach

What is tinkering? We often try out something new to discover what it does and how it works: this is tinkering. It’s closely associated with logical reasoning. Pupils build up experiences of cause and effect: “If I move this, then this happens.” It’s a big part of independent learning, without teacher lead. For young children, […]

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