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A systematic review of computational thinking in science classrooms
Ayodele Abosede Ogegbo
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Umesh Ramnarain
Mathematics, Science and Technology Education
Department of Science and Technology Education
University of Johannesburg
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Computational Thinking
100%
Science Classroom
100%
Science Instruction
33%
Pedagogy
16%
Educators
16%
Computer Science
16%
Thinking Styles
16%
Human Behavior
16%
Science Learning
16%
Computational Thinking Skills
16%
Science Teaching
16%
Technology Tools
16%
Effective Technology
16%
Teaching Science
16%
Assessment Practices
16%
Science Subject
16%
Science Concepts
16%
Deductive Teaching
16%
Problem Understanding
16%
Strategy-as-practice
16%
High School Level
16%
Inductive Teaching
16%
Elementary School Level
16%
Teaching-learning
16%
Teaching Computational Thinking
16%
Complex System Behavior
16%
Social Sciences
Systematic Review
100%
Computational Thinking
100%
Educational Sciences
12%
Primary Schools
12%
Computer Science
12%
Learning Sciences
12%
Thinking Skill
12%
Secondary Schools
12%
Assessment Practice
12%
Human Behavior
12%