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Using computing science to teach problem solving

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Using computing science to teach problem solving

  • July 26, 2021
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Do you teach Maths or Computing? Our latest #CS blog post explores linking computing and computational thinking into problem solving learning.

Plus, there’s some suggested resources to get you started!https://t.co/auxDxFc0Rb@BarefootComp @bebrasuk @edscot_maths

— Digital Learning and Teaching (@DigiLearnScot) July 21, 2021

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