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STEAM Teacher for a Day: A Case Study of Teachers’ Perspectives on Computational Thinking

Anita JUŠKEVIČIENĖ

Informatics in Education · 2020

doi:10.15388/infedu.2020.03 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Computational thinking abilities development is a recent popular research topic. Teachers need support and examples of suiTable STEAM activities that focuses on CT implementation. For this purpose, possible class activities were presented for CT abilities development purpose. Teachers from different disciplines identified possible interconnections between presented activities and CT abilities. The case study results showed that primary assumptions were quite different from teachers believes as assumptions weakly correlate with five teachers opinions. The implication of these results is that it provides a better understanding of CT integration in education and is particularly useful for researchers interested in CT and its applications in different subjects.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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