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https://vimeo.com/65583694

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Solving problems using hands on computational thinking through modeling.

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Uploaded by littleBits Electronics on 2016-06-29.

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Scratch is a website for kids to create and solve problems through programming. Students create videos and games by connecting formulas to make their videos and games come to life.
https://scratch.mit.edu/

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On this site, students are presented with open ended questions that required them to problem solve and compute solutions. The solutions are displayed when the problem has been solved through a game, model, or display depending on what the students were working on.

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A process that creates solutions for open ended problems. These problems require full and meaningful answers from many variables.  Students must use data representation,  modeling and algorithms.

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By using PiktoChart, students can easily organize and display data and information by creating models. This will help students understand, display, and teach efficiently that they have collected.

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All content areas would be an appropriate fit for this ISTE standard. Students can collect data and solve problems in all areas.

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Students can use surveys from programs like Google Survey, to collect data during projects from other students.

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Microsoft Excel allows students to organize data. They can also use this tool to help with algorithmic thinking through automated formulas in the program. Students can also collect

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1.  I can use technology to help solve problems by collecting and organizing data
2.  I can create strategies to understand and solve problems by breaking problems into parts
3. I can create and use models to solve problems and understand difficult topics by using technology.