2019
DOI: 10.38151/akef.643471
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Kodlama Etkinliklerinin Öğrencilerin Bilgisayara Yönelik Tutum Ve Bilişim Dersine Duyuşsal Katılımları Üzerine Etkisi

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“…S16 (Alkan, 2019) To determine the attitudes of gifted students who are educated in a programming environment where students can prepare three-dimensional games with the logic of programming and algorithms towards computer games-assisted coding learning. S17 (Esgil & Gunduz, 2019) To determine the effect of using coding activities in computer lessons on students' attitudes towards computers and their affective participation in To design and create a programmable, domestic and national Robotic Coding Training Set that will help children understand the logic of algorithms. S21 (Korucu & Tasdonduren, 2019) To examine secondary school students' self-efficacy perceptions towards block-based programming and their attitudes towards robotics according to some variables.…”
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“…S16 (Alkan, 2019) To determine the attitudes of gifted students who are educated in a programming environment where students can prepare three-dimensional games with the logic of programming and algorithms towards computer games-assisted coding learning. S17 (Esgil & Gunduz, 2019) To determine the effect of using coding activities in computer lessons on students' attitudes towards computers and their affective participation in To design and create a programmable, domestic and national Robotic Coding Training Set that will help children understand the logic of algorithms. S21 (Korucu & Tasdonduren, 2019) To examine secondary school students' self-efficacy perceptions towards block-based programming and their attitudes towards robotics according to some variables.…”
Section: Conflict Of Interest Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%