Empowering Students to Think Creatively in Computer Science
Explore innovative teaching methods to enhance students' problem-solving skills in computer science, promoting outside-the-box thinking, debugging techniques, and cross-language programming challenges. Contact Dharini Krishnamoorthy for more insights and visit referenced websites for additional resources.
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01 WINTER Template Are we giving students enough opportunities to think outside the box? Dharini Krishnamoorthy
02 Purpose of this Session Explore ways to improve student s confidence and success in Computer Science.
03 What is inside the box? Decomposition Break it down Introduce programming techniques before teaching the syntax of any programming language Test, debug and document not just the test results but to record what approach that students took.
04 Debugging and Decomposition Activity Scratch and Kodu debugging activity How might you go about designing computer judges? Flowchart for playing hide and seek
05 How I encouraged my students to think outside the box? Alternate solutions Setting challenging tasks by asking students to translate from one programming language to another
06 Email and Twitter Dharini.krishnamoorthy@computingatschool.org.uk @dharinikrish
06 Website Reference http://www.cs4fn.org/computationalthinking/ http://teachinglondoncomputing.org/resources/inspiring- unplugged-classroom-activities/
