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Computing without computers
Computational Thinking Tales
Computational Thinking: A Godlike Heart
The glue pot: a computational thinking tale
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You are what you know
The Magic of Computer Science
The Magic of Computer Science 2
The Magic of Computer Science 3
Magic and Algorithms: The Australian Magician’s Dream
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Computational Thinking: Number Hive Puzzles
Computational Thinking: Cut Block Logic Puzzles
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Compression Code Puzzles
Spot the Difference and Debugging
Magic and Computational Thinking
Magic Book 3 – for schools
Computational Thinking: Magical Book Magic
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Introduction and Programming Challenges
1: Introducing Python Expressions and Variables
2: Binary
3: Conditional Statements and Booleans
4: While Loops
5: Computer Components
6: Arrays and Testing
7: Networks
8: Functions
9: Logic Circuits
10: Files
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A-level Computing CPD Resources
1: GCSE Python Recap
3: Arrays and Exceptions, Representing information
2: Searching and Sorting
4: Recursion
5: Computer architecture
6: Object Oriented Programming
7: Running programs and operating systems
8: Software development
9: Data Structures
10: FSM, Regular expressions, Syntax and parsing
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1. Computational Thinking: Searching to Speak
2. Invisible palming! Intelligent paper? So what is an algorithm?
3. Programming unplugged: learning programming without computers
4. Computational Thinking: it’s about people too
5. Interdisciplinary Computational Thinking through Modelling
6. Explorers need maps: Abstraction, Representations and Graphs
7. KS2 and KS3 Computing Unplugged
8. The Magic of Computing
9. GUI Programming in Python
10. Turtle Graphics: from Visual to Textual Programming
11. Sorting Unplugged
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