字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント Unplugged Activity | Computational Thinking (Katie Apone - Code.org) The lesson on computational thinking is intended to teach you how to take a big, difficult problem, and break it down into several simpler problems. The goal in this lesson is to write a set of instructions that someone can follow to draw one of the monsters included in this lesson plan. Students will break into groups to write instructions and then will switch them with another group that will have to draw the monster. Groups will write instructions using the four steps of computational thinking: decomposition pattern location abstraction algorithms First, groups will decompose the task, which means make a game plan. Then they'll look for patterns between all the monsters in the catalog. When they come across differences between the monsters they'll abstract out, or remove, those details. For instance, one monster in the catalog has vegitas eyes and another has spritem eyes, but they both have eyes. So we can write a line that says, "This monster has _blank_ eyes." So students will be able to write a set of instructions, called an algorithm, that lists the monster's parts with blanks for what the style should be. This is the set of instructions they'll pass to other students to recreate their very own monster.
B1 中級 計算思考 - プラグインされていない活動 (Computational Thinking - unplugged activity) 421 26 Jane Liang に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語