Being able to discern similarities and differences within a pattern is a component of computational thinking that is called _______.

When a mechanic is trying to fix a car's engine and is able to discern that the windshield wiper is not a relevant element to the problem, the mechanic is demonstrating abstraction.

The four main components of computational thinking are:

Computational thinking is only to be taught in a computer science class.

Students must have a computer to be able to learn any computational thinking.

The practice of creating a detailed set of instructions or rules to solve a problem is an example of _____.

Computational thinking can be embedded and taught in the following subject areas:

According to Jeanette Wing, computational thinking is a fundamental skill, just like reading, writing and arithmetic.

Computational thinking is only appropriate to teach to students older than 12 years old.