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Oakleigh State School – Towards Transformation

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Computational Thinking and Lego Building

February 25, 2017 oakleighss computational thinking, Digital Technologies Curriculum, Digital Technology, STEM, Swift Playgrounds, visual programming, Young Innovators Program Comments Off on Computational Thinking and Lego Building

In our Swift Workshop this week, we started the session with a reminder of the need for sequential and specific

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Computational Thinking in Yr 5

February 19, 2017 oakleighss apps, coding, computational thinking, Digital Technologies Curriculum Comments Off on Computational Thinking in Yr 5

A key aspect of the new Digital Technologies Curriculum is computational thinking. Year 5 were introduced to the idea of computational

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Our Work Mapping the Curriculum

July 18, 2016 oakleighss computational thinking, Digital Technologies Curriculum, Digital Technology Comments Off on Our Work Mapping the Curriculum

As a school and a cluster we are working to map aspects of the Digital Technologies Curriculum with existing curriculum

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ProBots – Programming our way through Maths

May 6, 2016 oakleighss computational thinking, Digital Literacy, Digital Technologies Curriculum, Digital Technology, engagement, Maths, robotics, STEM, student learning Comments Off on ProBots – Programming our way through Maths

Mrs Spencer had the idea of using dance to entice her Year 3 class further into the use of programming.

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