Computational Thinking
By Lily Morrow
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Topics of this game:
- Which skill is defined as removing unnecessary details, leaving only what is important?
- Which skill is defined as breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable, parts?
- What would you call precise step-by-step instructions?
- What skill is defined as spotting similarities in problem solving to create shortcuts?
- What is it called when you change the solution to a specific problem to be more applicable too many problems?
- A recipe is an example of...
- dividing work up for a group project is an example of...
- the thought processes involved in understanding a problem and creating solutions in a way that a computer (or a human) can figure out
- beginning with the larger overarching themes and issues and ending with the small details
- Beginning with the specific details of a problem, then grouping them and working to create a larger overarching theme
- Why do we need to think computationally?
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