Titlebook: Computational Thinking in the STEM Disciplines; Foundations and Rese Myint Swe Khine Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part o

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State-of-the-Art in Symbol Spottingducational robotics activities for the teaching of a science lesson on gears. The results report effects on pre-service teachers’ computational thinking, knowledge about gears and how they work, and self-reported efficacy to teach with educational robotics. The authors discuss implications and future research directions.

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Preparing Pre-service Teachers to Promote Computational Thinking in School Classroomsducational robotics activities for the teaching of a science lesson on gears. The results report effects on pre-service teachers’ computational thinking, knowledge about gears and how they work, and self-reported efficacy to teach with educational robotics. The authors discuss implications and future research directions.

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Mapping Computational Thinking for a Transformative Pedagogynking concepts of modularity, decomposition, and algorithmic logic but had difficulty expressing explicit recognition of generalization and abstraction. Subsequent implications for teaching and learning are then addressed at length in terms of task design and pedagogy.

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Strategies for Developing Computational Thinkingople in computing disciplines acquire through their work in designing programs, software and computations performed by the computer hardware (Tedre and Denning 2016). It was envisioned that computational thinking will be a fundamental skill that complements to reading, writing and arithmetic for eve

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Microworlds, Objects First, Computational Thinking and Programmingogy. However, an influential alternative has been Papert’s constructivism, through playful exploration of constrained microworlds. The archetypal microworld is based on turtle graphics, as exemplified in Papert’s Logo language. Here, students compose and repeat sequences of operations to steer and m

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Strictly Objects First: A Multipurpose Course on Computational Thinkingience in its grammar schools (Gymnasium) with a very similar direction. The course was designed according to the . approach, introducing the concepts “object,” “attribute,” and “method” just before “class” and long before any programming activity. We applied the same fundamental ideas for designing

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