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Designing solutions through programming - August 23 2016 Lesson Notes
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What are we going to learn today?
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You will learn about your tall computer science teacher
You will learn about class, including our goals, big questions, and big ideas
You will learn our rules
You will start learning about our classroom computer systems
You will find and bookmark our classroom wiki, and we will have a tour of the major features of our wiki
You will learn the characteristics of a computer scientist
We will have a tour of the room
You will learn our textbook is in transit from the UK to Warsaw
I will answer your questions
Homework
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I
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you watch the video found at
Binary
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How am I being assessed today?
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I will be using formative assessment today to ensure you understand our content.
Standards we are covering today
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No standards today!
Click here for all our standards
As a computer scientist, you have:
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Confidence in dealing with complexity
Persistence in working with difficult problems
Tolerance for ambiguity
The ability to deal with open-ended problems
The ability to communicate and work with others to achieve a common goal or solution
Credits
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Icons used with tremendous gratitude by
Freepik
from
flaticon
Propose a solution, hypothesis or other possible answer.
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2016-2017 School Year