Zusammenfassungen
This book reports on research and practice on computational thinking and the effect it is having on education worldwide, both inside and outside of formal schooling. With coding becoming a required skill in an increasing number of national curricula (e.g., the United Kingdom, Israel, Estonia, Finland), the ability to think computationally is quickly becoming a primary 21st century “basic” domain of knowledge. The authors of this book investigate how this skill can be taught and its resultant effects on learning throughout a student's education, from elementary school to adult learning.
Von Klappentext im Buch Emerging Research, Practice, and Policy on Computational Thinking (2017) Kapitel
- 1. Learning Computational Skills in uCode@UWG - Challenges and Recommendations (Seite 3 - 20) (Adriana D´Alba, Kim C. Huett)
- 2. Making Computer Science Attractive to High School Girls with Computational Thinking Approaches - A Case Study (Seite 21 - 32) (Oshani Seneviratne)
- 3. Understanding African-American Students´ Problem-Solving Ability in the Precalculus and Advanced Placement Computer Science Classroom (Seite 33 - 47) (Cristal Jones-Harris, Gregory Chamblee)
- 4. Computational Thinking as an Interdisciplinary Approach to Computer Science School Curricula - A German Perspective (Seite 49 - 62) (Jan Delcker, Dirk Ifenthaler)
- 5. Proto-computational Thinking - The Uncomfortable Underpinnings (Seite 63 - 81) (Deborah Tatar, Steve Harrison, Michael Stewart, Chris Frisina, Peter Musaeus)
- 6. Medical Computational Thinking - Computer Scientific Reasoning in the Medical Curriculum (Seite 85 - 98) (Peter Musaeus, Deborah Tatar, Michael Rosen)
- 7. Integrating Computational Thinking in Discrete Structures (Seite 99 - 119) (Gerard Rambally)
- 8. A Computational Approach to Learning Programming Using Visual Programming in a Developing Country University (Seite 121 - 134) (Ago MacGranaky Quaye, Salihu Ibrahim Dasuki)
- 9. Creating and Evaluating a Visual Programming Course Based on Student Experience (Seite 135 - 151) (Kadir Yucel Kaya, Kursat Cagiltay)
- 10. Using Model-Based Learning to Promote Computational Thinking Education (Seite 153 - 172) (Hong P. Liu, Sirani M. Perera, Jerry W. Klein)
- 11. Teaching Computational Thinking Patterns in Rural Communities (Seite 175 - 188) (Carla Hester Croff)
- 12. Teacher Transformations in Developing Computational Thinking - Gaming and Robotics Use in After-School Settings (Seite 189 - 203) (Alan Buss, Ruben Gamboa)
- 13. Computational Thinking in Teacher Education (Seite 205 - 220) (Aman Yadav, Sarah Gretter, Jon Good, Tamika McLean)
- 14. Computational Thinking Conceptions and Misconceptions - Progression of Preservice Teacher Thinking During Computer Science Lesson Planning (Seite 221 - 238) (Olgun Sadik, Anne-Ottenbreit Leftwich, Hamid Nadiruzzaman)
- 15. The Code ABC MOOC - Experiences from a Coding and Computational Thinking MOOC for Finnish Primary School Teachers (Seite 239 - 248) (Tarmo Toikkanen, Teemu Leinonen)
- 16. Assessing Computational Thinking Across the Curriculum (Seite 251 - 267) (Julie Mueller, Danielle Beckett, Eden Hennessey, Hasan Shodiev)
- 17. Assessing Algorithmic and Computational Thinking in K-12 - Lessons from a Middle School Classroom (Seite 269 - 288) (Shuchi Grover) (2017)
- 18. Principles of Computational Thinking Tools (Seite 291 - 305) (Alexander Repenning, Ashok R. Basawapatna, Nora A. Escherle)
- 19. Exploring Strengths and Weaknesses in Middle School Students´ Computational Thinking in Scratch (Seite 307 - 326) (Kevin Lawanto, Kevin Close, Clarence Ames, Sarah Brasiel)
- 20. Measuring Computational Thinking Development with the FUN! Tool (Seite 327 - 347) (Sarah Brasiel, Kevin Close, Soojeong Jeong, Kevin Lawanto, Phil Janisiewicz)
- 21. Reenergizing CS0 in China (Seite 351 - 362) (Tien-Yo (Tim) Pan)
- 23. A Future-Focused Education - Designed to Create the Innovators of Tomorrow (Seite 367 - 392) (Laurie F. Ruberg, Aileen Owens)
- 24. Computational Participation - Teaching Kids to Create and Connect Through Code (Seite 393 - 405) (Yasmin B. Kafai, Quinn Burke) (2017)
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