Whether you’re teaching technology, math, writing, or music, computational thinking is a key skill for student learning. Come find out what computational thinking actually is, why it’s important, and how your students can benefit from learning the skills young.
In this workshop, we’ll define the main pillars of computer science: decomposition, patterns, abstraction, and algorithms, then we’ll discuss how each item can be utilized when problem solving during any class subject.
With concrete examples and hands-on activities, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for computational thinking in the classroom.