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Computational Thinking in Action

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    Computational Thinking in Action

    Discover how computational thinking can transform teaching and learning across all grade levels and content areas! In this engaging, hands-on workshop, participants will explore practical strategies for fostering problem-solving, critical thinking, pattern recognition, decomposition, and algorithmic thinking through meaningful classroom activities. You'll leave with ready-to-use resources, lesson ideas, and activities that can be implemented immediately to help students become confident, creative problem solvers.

    Special Bonus for Early Registrants!
    The first 12 attendees will receive a FREE Breakout EDU Lock Box (a $199 value) for their school! These lock boxes provide an exciting way to engage students through collaborative, curriculum-based challenges and are perfect for bringing computational thinking to life.

    Limit one FREE Breakout EDU Lock Box per school. While multiple teachers from the same school are welcome to attend, only one lock box will be awarded to that school.

    Target Audience
    K - 12 Teachers
    Learner Outcomes
  • Participants will learn how to effectively use a Breakout EDU Lock Box to design and facilitate engaging, standards-aligned classroom activities that promote collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
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  • Participants will identify and apply the four core computational thinking skills of decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design, and explore strategies for integrating these practices into daily classroom instruction across content areas.

Event Session Information
Days 1
Scheduled Date/Time
   
09/25/2026 9:00 AM-2:00 PM HUB
Title Computational Thinking in Action
Session Contact Amy Marrongelle5705449131
Email :marra@iu29.org
Instructor(s) Amy Marrongelle
Greg Macer
Units/Costs
 
Credits
Act 48 Credit /5 Hours



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