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Barbara Stopar (Author), Irena Nančovska Šerbec (Mentor), Špela Cerar (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Aktivnosti za razvoj algoritmičnega mišljenja med osnovnošolci

Keywords

algoritmično mišljenje;računalništvo brez računalnika;ACM tekmovanje Bober;Scratch;računalniške delavnice;

Data

Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Source: Ljubljana
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher: [B. Stopar]
UDC: 004.9(043.2)
COBISS: 9800009 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Activities for developing algorithmic thinking among primary school students
Secondary abstract: Research shows that developing algorithmic thinking helps pupils evolve their capabilities and skills for solving problems, which is one the desired competences nowadays. Algorithmic thinking is present at programming, but it can also be evolved in pupils separately, without programming. The first part of thesis consists of a description of the projects and tools that stimulate in students an algorithmic way of thinking. As a future Computer Science teacher, I am bothered by the lack of programming teaching classes in primary schools, so I have decided to create a workshop out of the described activities. It will offer the pupils a look in the world of algorithmic thinking, which is the foundation of programming. In the second part I have presented the basics of the workshop and the individual subjects that I intend to discuss in the workshop. Every topic consists of learning activities, exercises and an interactive story.
Secondary keywords: primary education;computer science;osnovnošolski pouk;računalništvo;
File type: application/pdf
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. Ljubljana, Pedagoška fak., Matematika-računalništvo
Pages: 30 str.
Type (ePrints): thesis
Title (ePrints): Activities for developing algorithmic thinking among primary school students
Keywords (ePrints): algoritmično mišljenje
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language): algorithmic thinking
Abstract (ePrints): Raziskave kažejo, da razvoj algoritmičnega mišljenja učencem pomaga razviti sposobnosti in veščine za reševanje problemov, ki je ena od najbolj zaželenih kompetenc sedanjega časa. Algoritmično mišljenje je prisotno pri programiranju, toda pri učencih ga lahko razvijamo ločeno, tudi brez programiranja. Prvi del diplomskega dela sestavlja opis aktivnosti in orodij, s katerimi pri učencih spodbujamo algoritmičen način mišljenja. Ker me kot bodočo učiteljico računalništva moti pogosto pomanjkanje učenja programiranja med osnovnošolci, sem se odločila, da bom iz opisanih aktivnosti ustvarila delavnico. Le-ta bo učencem nudila vstop v svet algoritmičnega mišljenja, ki je temelj pri programiranju. V drugem delu sem predstavila osnove delavnice in posameznih tem, ki jih nameravam obravnavati znotraj le-te. Vsaka tema je sestavljena iz učnih aktivnosti, nalog in interaktivne zgodbe.
Abstract (ePrints, secondary language): Research shows that developing algorithmic thinking helps pupils evolve their capabilities and skills for solving problems, which is one the desired competences nowadays. Algorithmic thinking is present at programming, but it can also be evolved in pupils separately, without programming. The first part of thesis consists of a description of the projects and tools that stimulate in students an algorithmic way of thinking. As a future Computer Science teacher, I am bothered by the lack of programming teaching classes in primary schools, so I have decided to create a workshop out of the described activities. It will offer the pupils a look in the world of algorithmic thinking, which is the foundation of programming. In the second part I have presented the basics of the workshop and the individual subjects that I intend to discuss in the workshop. Every topic consists of learning activities, exercises and an interactive story.
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language): algorithmic thinking
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