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Learning to Think (Spring 2014)
This edition of the Computing at School newsletter focuses on Computational Thinking, and contains articles covering:
*The importance of computational thinking
*CTillustrated – displays of concepts of Computational Thinking
*Code Club – after-school, volunteer-led clubs for learning computing
*Joint planning between primary and secondary schools
*Algorithms in reception class
*Kids Can Code – student-led computing teaching
*Making music with Makey Makey, Audacity, Scratch and Python
*Teaching abstraction with ‘rock, paper, scissors’
*Data representation and graphics
*A multimedia approach to learning computing and programming in Python
*The ‘Computer Science Field Guide’
*Master Teachers, CAS Hubs and the Network of Excellence
*My Digital Life – an introductory Open University computing module
*Women in Computing
*Scratch Conference
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