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Johnson, Jerry – Computing Teacher, 1989
Discusses problem solving in mathematics instruction and examines the role of students, teachers, and computers in the problem solving process. Seven sample problems that require high school mathematics and some knowledge of a programing language are offered for use in exploring the problem solving process. (LRW)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Mathematics Instruction, Problem Sets, Problem Solving
Download full textBrown, John Seely; Rubinstein, Richard – 1974
Concepts in recursive functional programing form the basis of a course designed to introduce Humanities and Social Science students to computer programing. Unlike many introductory courses, recursion was taught prior to any mention of iteration or assigned operations. LOGO, a non-numeric language originally invented for use by children, was chosen…
Descriptors: Abstract Reasoning, Computer Programs, Computer Science Education, Course Descriptions
