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GeoGebra applet to learn programming and debugging in mathematics lessons

This study presents the development of integrated computational thinking in mathematics lessons. The lessons were intended to support students' computational thinking while learning mathematics. To do so, we used the educational design research (EDR) methodology to develop the lessons. We colla...

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Main Authors:	Yunianto, Wahid, Bautista, Guillermo, Indra Prahmana, Rully Charitas, Lavicza, Zsolt
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