Computational Thinking Education
Our "High-Tech, High-Touch" approach develops 21st Century Skills.
Computational Thinking, Mindfulness, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, and Communication.
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We are currently focused on implementing Kindergarten Computational Thinking Curriculum.
K-12 Computational Thinking Curriculum
The key is to know when, what, and how to teach Computational Thinking.
Computational Thinking Education covers K-12 and beyond. We are focused on K-12 because we believe that it's in this early age that we should teach Computational Thinking. We have developed a comprehensive K-12 Computational Thinking curriculum. The curriculum contains Learning Trajectories, Lesson Plans, Activities, and Assessments.
We have created Presentation Materials and Teaching Guides to free Teachers from all preparation work so they can quickly respond to students’ queries, improve lesson delivery, motivate students, and enhance their own skills and knowledge in Computational Thinking Education.
We also developed Collaboration Center. It is an app used by Students, Teachers, and Parents to maximize teaching and learning.
Computational Thinking Integration
Most countries around the world have integrated Computational Thinking in their K-12 curriculum. As parents, our responsibility is to ensure that our children have the opportunities to learn Computational Thinking.
Technology is all around us. It has created so much impact in our lives that Computational Thinking is now considered a fundamental skill like reading and writing.
It's not enough to just gain digital literacy skills. It's not enough to just know how to use technology.
Our children need to understand how technology works because the future requires them to go beyond being consumers of technology. The future needs them to create with technology or create new technology. Our children need to learn Computational Thinking starting at Kindergarten and all through up to Grade 12 to be future-ready.
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We have a number of training and certification programs available now.
Teachers Training & Certification
We know that teacher training is critical to the success of K-12 Computational Thinking curriculum implementation.
This is why we offer teacher training and certification to our Partners.
As the key implementers of K-12 Computational Thinking curriculum, teachers must be properly equipped to teach the lessons, answer queries, and motivate students to achieve the goals of the curriculum.
We have a one hour orientation session for those totally new to Computational Thinking. We also have an 8-hour session for those who want to implement Computational Thinking curriculum as an after school activity for their students. Then we have a full-on 5-days comprehensive training for those who want to implement Computational Thinking curriculum as a full year after school academic program.
Community of Learners
Our "High-Tech, High-Touch" ethos nurtures our community of learners. We utilize different technology channels and provide opportunities for anytime and anywhere learning and collaboration.
We developed an app, Collaboration Center, which allows students to communicate with their teachers, classmates, and the whole community. It also allows students to access lessons, assessment tools, and learning resources anytime and anywhere.
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Our purpose is to ensure that our children have the opportunities and skills they need to thrive in a world where computing is ubiquitous. Our children are our future and the future needs them to learn Computational Thinking. We are looking for Partners who can help us grow our community of learners. Click "Contact Us" if you want to be a part of our growing Community of Learners.
We offer affordable learning tools.
Educational robotics systems, electronics systems, and computer simulation systems get students motivated in learning Computational Thinking.
Our learning tools can be integrated and used with existing curriculum.
We also provide our Partners other learning tools like assessment materials, and worksheets needed in the delivery of Computational Thinking lessons.
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