Computational Thinking

Processing information like a computer. A reliable process for understanding problems and crafting solutions.

Understand problems and formulate solutions using logic.
Breaking down a task into clear, step-by-step instructions or rules that a computer can follow to solve a problem. It's like creating a recipe or a set of directions for solving a problem or completing a task.
Breaking down a big problem or task into smaller, more manageable parts or steps. It's like taking a complex problem and splitting it into simpler pieces to solve them one by one.
Identifying similarities or repeating structures in data, information, or problems. It's like noticing familiar shapes, sequences, or behaviors that help us understand and solve problems more easily.
Focusing on the important details of a problem while ignoring irrelevant information. It's like looking at the big picture without getting caught up in every little detail.