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Category: Coding and Computational Thinking

How to Teach Coding Like a Granny

November 2, 2016 Joel Speranza Coding and Computational Thinking 2 comments

The digital technologies curriculum is here and everyone is trying to figure out how to teach the thing. Particularly the coding bit, that’s the steepest

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Teach Teachers to Code and Watch What Happens Next

September 28, 2016 Joel Speranza Coding and Computational Thinking, Professional Development, Technology Coach 5 comments

Do we need specialist teachers to teach coding and computational thinking? Or can we trust our current teachers to handle the new digital technology curriculum?

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Why Learning to Code Doesn’t Suck Anymore

August 11, 2016 Joel Speranza Coding and Computational Thinking Leave a comment

Coding has always been notoriously difficult to learn and to understand. For the longest time, coding looked something like this. Now that’s just some gibberish

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More fun with scratch

April 1, 2016 Joel Speranza Coding and Computational Thinking 2 comments

In a previous post I talked about Learning Math through Coding “Auto-Solvers” This can be done across the curriculum in a whole variety of ways. I’ll

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Learning Math Through Coding “Auto-Solvers”

February 28, 2016 Joel Speranza Coding and Computational Thinking 2 comments

For a very long time now, I’ve been fascinated by the idea that computers can do maths. Not just a little bit of maths, but

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