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How do you think like a computer?

How do you think like a computer?

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Wednesday, 5 April

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Mark Rosser

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Whether or not your pupils are budding coders heading for Tech City, the idea of “computational thinking” is a fantastic transferrable skill to have, especially now that a great deal of careers will be involved with technology in some way or another. But how exactly can you encourage this type of thinking in your classroom?

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