“Computational Thinking in Enhancing Primary Students’ Social and Emotional Learning Skills” is framed at KA220 School Education – Collaboration Partnerships. The project is planned to last 30 months period with content development, transnational meetings, multiplier events, and other dissemination activities. COMPUSEL will design a new and state-of-the-art curriculum for improving social and emotional learning skills through computational thinking, develop digital stories, address the integration of these skills, and prepare a guidebook for primary school teachers.
No wind to fill your sails,” he’d say, “doesn’t mean your ship is sinking.
It just means you’re sitting still, the perfect time to self-reflect.
Do you only see what’s wrong because it’s not what you expect?
If so, open your eyes wide and find the brighter side of things.
Get in touch with all the joy and comfort that it brings.
You’d be surprised at how things change when you just let your worries go. It’s where you place your focus that will proceed to grow.”
Jeanne Evelyn
CT involves a set of skills where students can leverage to tackle hard problems of all kinds. These skills are named decomposition, abstraction, pattern recognition and algorithmic thinking.
SEL is the ability to be aware of one's own emotions, manage them, solve problems, build relationships and empathize, and it is crucial in students' ability to function in school settings as well as in real life.
Compusel aims to create the means for a holistic future that becomes more accessible to all students and strives to ensure no student falls behind or becomes excluded.
At the meeting, Prof. Dr Çiğdem Şahin and Assoc. Prof. Dr Hanife Esen Aygün introduced faculty members to COPMUSEL and its aims.
At the meeting, Prof. Dr Çiğdem Şahin Taşkın and Assoc. Prof. Dr Hanife Esen Aygün introduced the faculty students to the COMPUSEL project practice and its aims.
At the workshop, Prof. Dr Çiğdem Şahin Taşkın and Assoc. Prof. Dr Hanife Esen Aygün introduced the participant primary school teachers to the COMPUSEL project practice and its aims. Later on, teachers worked on employing computational thinking to improve social and emotional learning skills of students.
At the workshop, Polish COMPUSEL team introduced the participant primary school teachers to the COMPUSEL project practice and its aims. Later on, teachers worked on employing computational thinking to improve social and emotional learning skills of students.
At the meeting, Assoc. Prof. Dr Adelinda Candeias introduced the primary school teachers to COPMUSEL and its aims. Also, at the workshop, participants worked on the integration of the computational thinking with social and emotional learning.
The Compusel project was introduced at North Carolina State University, USA. Prof. Dr Çiğdem Şahin Taşkın, the coordinator of the project, met with the students and staff in the Teacher Education and Learning Sciences Department, College of Education to introduce the project. The presentation also provided an overview of teacher education in Turkey. Many thanks to all participants.
Computational Thinking in Enhancing Primary Students’ Social-Emotional Learning Skills
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