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Saturday November 23, 2024 2:40pm - 3:30pm GMT+08
EAL
Project work has long been used in K-12 computing education curricula to develop students' computational thinking skills through applied learning. However, it is not enough for students to solve abstract problems with which they feel little connection. We has taken a further step to incorporate computational action into a coursework project by giving students the agency to choose a project title that is connected to their personal interests and is meaningful to them. This approach allows students to experience the role of a software developer or AI engineer, and feel empowered about their ability to make a difference in the world through their skills and knowledge, in turn increasing their motivation to learn more. In this session, hear about our journey to infuse computational action into our project work, the impact it has made to our students, and how you can implement computational action into your programmes too.
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Jovita Tang

Subject Head, Educational Technology, School of Science and Technology
Jovita Tang has been an educator and a programming enthusiast for over 10 years. She currently teaches Computing at the School of Science and Technology, Singapore. She believes in the power of experiential learning to engage students and make learning come alive. As an Apple Distinguished... Read More →
Saturday November 23, 2024 2:40pm - 3:30pm GMT+08
EAL MS - Level 1

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