"An important, underlying element of Computing as a subject is Computational Thinking. Computational Thinking can be introduced and developed through activities that make use of digital devices and through those that are presented through an purely analogue medium.
Learners can develop by investigating and analysing problems and scenarios in everyday systems alongside studying and questioning data from the real world, both from within the classroom environment, such as scientific data from experiments, and from the wider world through the use of large, publicly available data sets.
The important element within these activities is not the digital technologies that may be used but the thought processes through which the learner aims to achieve a given goal."
Via John Evans
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