Primary School Computational Thinking
Computational thinking means that children solve a problem step by step, like a computer. They break the problem into smaller parts and look for logical solutions.
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Have children break a problem into small steps and write each one down. Ask: “How can you solve this problem step by step?” This helps them think logically and systematically.
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