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Computational Modelling in Elementary Mathematics Education

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What happens when we use computational modelling as a tool to think-with and learn-with in elementary mathematics? Find out in our new MKN White Paper: Computational Modelling in Elementary Mathematics Education!

Author Melanie LangemeyerPosted on May 2, 2018Categories Communities of Practice, Computational Thinking, Lesson Study, OISE, Professional Learning, Resources, TDSB

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  • MKN Quarterly
    • Indigenous Knowledge: Youth Gathering & NASA Workshop
    • Andy diSessa Webinars
    • Math Minds: Transforming Math Education
    • Fireflies & Circuits
    • Math Ed Forum Spotlight
    • Early Years Project & Events
    • Computational Modelling at Wellington CDSB
    • History of Comp. Sci. Curriculum
  • communities of practice
    • mathematics leadership
      • The Math Pod
    • Indigenous knowledge
    • critical transitions
      • Crossing the Divide Workshop
    • computational modelling
      • Repeating Patterns + coding
      • Math + Coding in Wellington CDSB
      • Brock U-NCDSB CT + Math Tasks
      • Symmetry as a transformation + coding
      • math, art, code
      • back to the future
    • resources
      • knowledge mobilization (KNAER)
      • TVO’s TeachOntario
      • research mini overview
  • events
  • principles
    • needs
    • attitudes
    • inclusion
  • outcomes
    • goals & timelines
    • resources
    • capacity
    • dissemination
    • web
  • partners
  • MKN resources
  • about
    • MKN leadership
    • contact
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