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Teacher-created integrated lesson plans showed strong use of familiar CT concepts but automation was the least used concept (3 of 17 plans)

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q2 i? Across 17 lesson plans, algorithms scored highest (mean 2.27 of 3) among CT concepts while automation scored lowest (mean 0.6), and only 3 of 17 plans used automation, via loops and functions. → Lauren E. Margulieux · Brendan D. Calandra · Bryan Cox 2026

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Lauren E. Margulieux · Brendan D. Calandra · Bryan Cox 2026

Lauren E. Margulieux · Brendan D. Calandra · Bryan Cox. (2026). Online professional development to support K‑12 teachers' computer science integration. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-026-10640-z

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Rubric-based descriptive analysis of 17 teacher-submitted integrated lesson plans (7 science, 5 math, 4 English language arts, 1 social studies), scored 0–3 on CT concepts. The article reports "an average score of 2.27 out of 3" for algorithms and "0.6" for automation; no inferential test was possible.

"Of the four CT concepts, decomposition, abstraction, automation, and algorithms, algorithms appeared most frequently, with an average score of 2.27 out of 3. The mean for automation was 0.6, the lowest mean among the four CT skills"

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title Teacher-created integrated lesson plans showed strong use of familiar CT concepts but automation was the least used concept (3 of 17 plans)
description Teacher-created integrated lesson plans showed strong use of familiar CT concepts but automation was the least used concept (3 of 17 plans)
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newest_evidence 2026
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-29
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