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The Ultimate Guide to Computational Thinking for Educators

Computational thinking is an approach to problem solving that involves critical thinking, creativity, and innovation in the digital sphere, as well as conceptual understanding in traditional subject areas. Focused as much on the process as the solution, the ability to navigate complex information and to think in a way that complements technological processes is essential to fostering future-ready students.

Packed with plugged and unplugged examples, this guide provides a foundational understanding of computational thinking.

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"Through the computational thinking process, students learn to ask bold questions and persist through complexities toward yet-to-be imagined solutions."

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