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    Nesta are funding teachers with interesting approaches to maths and / or computing problem solving - check it out here: A3

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    Er, your local computing hub, obvs! A5

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  3. prije 5 minuta

    Never a dull day on these shores. 1️⃣problem solving 2️⃣collaboration 3️⃣resilience 4️⃣FUN!!!

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    Thanks to the learning team for hosting the Secondary PGCE Computer Science visit today. Great to find out about enhancing the curriculum and to view the exhibits – mjesto: Bletchley Park

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    My main take away, as ever, is anyone lurking tonight and reading these threads would have a real sense of what a wonderful, supportive & inclusive, selfless community we have . I know I couldn't do half as much as I do without this support

    Tuesday night takeaway...
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    Please join me in thanking & for an awesome job hosting tonight. Tonight was our 180th chat since our very 1st on 15/09/15. Without your continued support, would not be possible! THANK YOU!

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    Odgovor korisnicima

    Love this - totally agree 😍, 100% - we should be building the confidence of non-specialist teachers with this so they don't crumble under the pressure

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    A5: There are many - Communities NCCE courses and of course

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    A4 great question. Honestly I think it should be approached like any other lesson. It’s the fear that puts teachers off. Start small and know where you want to end up. Which is just great teaching. But it’s important to just take the risk.

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    A4: I think by using PRIMM or similar for teachers too is a great start, by modifying a program it will help to understand programming and build confidence

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    A4 As I have always said about this question. - Take your time, build understanding, read before you write, spend time with difficult concepts using a range of activities and pedagogic approaches. It's not all about game making and remixing massive projects.

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    A4 good question. I think it's important to allow students to make mistakes and model how to fix them rather than jumping in to show 'the right way'. Need to encourage problem solving, resilience and creativity rather than just copying working solutions

    Q4. What's different about teaching programming? Advice for new teachers please!
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    computational art can be beautiful, and can start from a simple loop in scratch A3

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    Definitely worth looking into...

    Nesta are funding teachers with interesting approaches to maths and / or computing problem solving - check it out here: A3
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    Odgovor korisniku/ci

    Absolutely. Isaac Computer Science was adapted from Isaac Physics. Says much for the maturity (and youth) of the people teaching the subject too that we're so willing to adopt/adapt approaches from other subjects to ensure computing is taught in the best ways possible.

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    A3 Great question. Science seems obvious, modelling, analysing experimental data etc. but I like the idea of English e.g. letter frequency analysis, or parsing a sentence for correct grammar. Learning Syntax on many levels!

    Question 3 is live!
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    A3: I think there are many Science and D&T links. I like using the modelling the Solar System Scratch Project, and we are looking at using a Crumble controller to make fairground rides this term. We also use Scratch to explore 2D shapes and angles.

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    Odgovor korisniku/ci

    Yes, we're a young subject, we can learn a lot from other subjects we can adapt to our own subject. Like I say, PRIMM and Pair Programming are two pedagogical concepts that work, but much of the rest of the curriculum is still up for grabs, pedagogically! A2

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    A2 My background is SEMH so the resilience and Growth Mindset elements really chime with me, as do the Creative elements-seeing the vast skillset and interests of individuals and being able to harness those and 'add a little Tech' is always my aim

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    A2: Other subjects' pedagogy is usually much more mature, they know about sequencing, interleaving and telling a story. I love our school History curriculum and have started to adapt my own, I've introduced "Enquiry Questions" for all KS3 topics.

    Q2. What can teachers with a background in other subjects bring to the teaching of computing? 
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