The Implementation of Computational Thinking Books and Materials Set for Lower Primary School Students

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Thidarat Tannirat , Noawanit Songkram , Valen Dulyakorn , Supattraporn Upapong

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The purpose of this study was to examine the implementation of the computational thinking books and materials set for lower primary school students. The sample groups were grade 1-3 students with a total of 74, 73, and 71 students respectively. The research instrument was computational thinking books and materials set for lower primary school students which include 6 books each book for one semester in each grade and time duration of studying in each book is 10 hours per semester. The statistical analysis was mean, SD, t-test, and the results found that after implementing each book in each grade level in one semester and 6 books in total, students’ post-test scores were statistically significantly higher than pre-test at the .05 level.

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