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Month: September 2019

Jon Choate, retired Paul Wright Chair in Mathematics, Groton School, working through the 3D Tomography exercise (photo illustration)
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How Computational Thinking Can Solve Image Reconstruction Problems

September 3, 2019 admin 0

An exercise to help high school students learn how to reconstruct 3D images from two-dimensional pictures. In this video, Cottey College Prof. Kristi Adams explains a classroom activity teachers can use to engage students in [Read more…]

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Computational Thinking Course Helps Teachers Bring High Level Thinking Skills into Their Classrooms

September 3, 2019 admin 0

Just how do you solve a complex problem involving reams of data that admits no simple answer? This is the challenge that groups of high school teachers in several states are tackling as participants in [Read more…]

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