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🔍 Teaching computational thinking skills doesn't always require a screen. Recently, I had the privilege of leading a session on Computational Thinking and Arts at Nande, where we explored this concept in a unique way. Before the session, I posed a question: Can we learn computational thinking without devices? Many students believed it wasn't possible. However, through a simple activity, we dove into the essence of computational thinking. I tasked them with drawing a rangoli of 15 dots, then challenged them to divide it into four equal parts, each with the same pattern. What followed was inspiring. As each group presented their solutions, they showcased the diverse skills they had employed to tackle the task. From problem-solving to pattern recognition, they demonstrated the core principles of computational thinking without touching a device. In today's tech-driven world, it's crucial to nurture problem solvers, not just programmed individuals. By teaching how to think like a computer, we empower the next generation to navigate challenges creatively and effectively. #ComputationalThinking #ProblemSolvers #Education #CreativeThinking #STEMEducation Pi Jam Foundation

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Interesting! Will be great if you can create a repository of such questions and make it public.

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