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Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 8 with Digital Access (1 Year)
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Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 8 with Digital Access (1 Year)

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Synopsis:
The Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing Learner's Book 8 with Digital Access (1 Year) is specifically designed to align with the Cambridge Lower Secondary Computing curriculum framework. This comprehensive resource helps students develop essential computational thinking, programming, and digital literacy skills. Through a series of engaging and practical activities, learners are introduced to key concepts such as algorithms, data representation, and programming using a variety of tools and languages, fostering both theoretical understanding and hands-on application.

Table of Contents or Chapters:
1. Introduction to Computational Thinking
2. Algorithm Design and Flowcharts
3. Programming Fundamentals (Python)
4. Data Representation (Binary, Text, Images)
5. The Internet and Web Technologies
6. Networks and Communication
7. Digital Literacy: Search and Evaluate
8. Advanced Programming Concepts (Functions, Lists)
9. Creating Digital Solutions
10. Impact of Computing on Society
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Index

Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Understand and apply computational thinking to solve problems.
- Design and write algorithms using structured techniques.
- Write and debug simple programs in Python.
- Explain how data is represented in computers (binary, text, images).
- Describe the Internet and how networks communicate.
- Apply digital literacy skills to search, evaluate, and use online information responsibly.
- Create simple digital projects by combining programming and design.
- Recognize the social, ethical, and environmental impacts of computing.

About the Author:
Victoria Ellis is an experienced educator and author specialising in computing and information technology education. With a strong background in curriculum development and teaching at the secondary level, she has contributed to multiple Cambridge resources that make complex computing concepts accessible and engaging for young learners.

About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading academic publisher with a rich history of over 400 years. They are renowned for their high-quality educational resources and are a trusted provider of Cambridge International curriculum materials, supporting learners and educators globally with innovative and rigorous content.

Book Details

Print Length312 pages
PublisherCambridge University Press
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781009309295

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