Computational Thinking, Design Thinking and Innovation
Computational thinking is defined by Cummins as a process that "encourages students to explore solutions to problems that remain unsolved. (It) inspires innovation and supports problem-solving skills".
Design thinking, as stated by Scholastic, "is a creative problem-solving process that calls for thoughtful solutions to real-world situations". |
BOOKS ON THE TOPIC
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Overview of computational thinking
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Overview of design thinking |
Lesson plans and ideas in computational thinking
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Lesson plans and ideas in design thinking
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Nice set of design thinking posters shared by Oskar Cymerman.
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