1: Coding 1
This week consisted of creating our portfolio and becoming more
knowledgeable about coding terms through online games. The website where the
games were played is called Code.org. Within each grade level, there
are various game options to choose from. The task was to play a game in
accordance with the coding term given. Although the coding term I had was
variables, additional coding words were addressed in the lesson. It was enjoyable
getting to create my own codes for the first time. Additionally, I learned
about variables, algorithms, and loops. Overall, the experience provided me
with insight in an engaging and fun way.
My other task was to create a portfolio and blog. Although this was a new experience for me, it was simple to do. The hard part was creating the aesthetic of each platform because I wanted everything to look nice. All activities completed this week embody computational thinking because components of CT and CS were utilized.
I will take the knowledge acquired and apply it effectively in my future classroom by incorporating technology to aid in students' learning and make connections back to CT and CS concepts.
1a) Set
professional learning goals to explore and apply teaching strategies for
integrating CT practices into learning activities in ways that enhance student
learning of both the academic discipline and CS concepts.
2a) Nurture a
confident, competent, and positive identity around computing for every student.
4d) Create CS and
CT learning environments that value and encourage varied viewpoints, student
agency, creativity, engagement, joy, and fun.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThat is a great ISTE standard to use. I would recommend potentially using standards 2a and 4d. Great job!