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The Effect of Regular and Innovative Control Devices on Cultivating Creativity in a Game Creating Course in Primary School

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By Chien-Yu Chen, Shih-Wen Su, Shyan-Ming Yuan
| MDPI
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Cultivating Creativity and Improving Coding Skills in Primary School Students via Domain-General and Domain-Specific Learning Scaffoldings

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By Shih-Wen Su, Shyan-Ming Yuan, Chuen-Tsai Sun, Li-Xian Chen
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The Effect of Time Management and Help-Seeking in Self-Regulation-Based Computational Thinking Learning in Taiwanese Primary School Students

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By Chien-Yu Chen, Chuen-Tsai Sun, Shih-Wen Su, Yu-Zhi Lin
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1. Introduction 1.1. Computational Thinking Now considered a fundamental life skill [], computational thinking entails the use of computer science concepts to analyze problems, deconstruct them, and identify solutions [,,,,,,,,]. Computational thinking is considered a multi-disciplinary, creative, and imaginative problem-solving mode with applications in many non-technological fields. However, it is considered to be very important for adapting to rapidly evolving technological developments [,].
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