Math and Computer science

Bootstrap crafts free, research-based, integrated Computer Science and Data Science modules for Math, Science, Business and Social Studies classes grades 5-12.

Data Science for Everyone is a coalition advancing data science education so that every K-12 student is equipped with the data literacy skills needed to succeed in our modern world. 

Modules prepared by Pennsylvania Education Groups to prepare teachers in grades K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12 to integrate computer science and math with videos, links, and examples.

Integration is a strategy that involves learning and applying a variety of subject matters within the same lesson. CS is a discipline that can be integrated with other subjects and provides learners a picture of how our society functions with technology. It exposes students to other professions that use computer science. Computational thinking can deepen understanding of subject matter content and, vice versa, this content can be useful to explore computing.

 The C-STEM Math-ICT Curriculum from UC Davis provides K-12 students with up to 13 years of integrated learning of math and computer science. C-STEM curriculum includes teaching strategies, textbook, and courseware with lesson plans, PowerPoint lessons, video lessons, group computing activities, and optional robotics activities.

Integrating CT into mathematics can help students better understand how to express procedures as a series of logical, precise, repeatable steps that deliver an expected result...and a correct solution.

The First In Math CT WORLD games strengthen the ability to think logically at several levels and multiple steps ahead. Games boost confidence in dealing with complexity, persistence in working with difficult problems, tolerance for ambiguity and the ability to deal with open-ended problems.  

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