Learning.com’s IDEA Committee Receives National Diversity Action Award
Learning.com’s Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Awareness (IDEA) Committee has been honored with a Top 10 Diversity Action Award from the the Employee Resource Group Council, earning 2nd place...
Pattern Recognition in Computational Thinking
Computational thinking is the process of defining a step-by-step solution to a complex problem or to achieve a specific goal. While the phrase “computational thinking” contains the word “computational,” it has applications...
Using Our Professional Development Time Wisely
When I was an educator, I would find myself getting caught up in the commotion of the school year and lose sight of my passion for learning, the thing that drove me to the...
Tips to Make Back-to-School More Manageable for Teachers
Have you caught your breath yet during this back-to-school season? Or are you still treading water trying to keep up with the myriad of changes and issues affecting educators, parents and students?
Why is Decomposition Required in Computational Thinking
While there are many different processes of problem solving taught to students, one stands out as being applicable not only in current educational scenarios but in long-term applications as well: computational thinking. Computational...
Decomposition in Computational Thinking: Solving Problems More Effectively
Computational thinking is the process of identifying a clear, defined, step-by-step solution to a complex problem. Its definition includes breaking down a problem into smaller pieces, recognizing patterns and eliminating extraneous details so...