“…Based on previous research, STEM can improve mathematical thinking ability (Dare et al, 2018;Hobbs et al, 2018;Huda et al, 2020;Sagala et al, 2019;Singh et al, 2018;Yasin et al, 2020), students can learn to be involved in the process of analyzing problem spaces, generating ideas, and developing a better understanding of the relationship between variables and thinking concepts (Goodway et al, 2019;Nilsen, 2020;Skovsmose, 2020), provide an increase in higher-order thinking (Hashim et al, 2017), and provide good techniques for teachers (Siew et al, 2015). STEM learning can improve literacy in science, mathematics, technology, and engineering (Tati et al, 2017), train causal reasoning (Fitriani et al, 2017), improve creative thinking skills (Ismayani, 2016;Mayasari et al, 2016;Meyrick, 2011), be useful in metaphorical learning (Çalisici & Sümen, 2018;Pellas et al, 2017), can increase achievement and interest in learning (Canning et al, 2019;Syukri et al, 2013;Vongkulluksn et al, 2018), and increase motivation and provide experience in the engineering process (Borrego & Henderson, 2014;Morgan et al, 2019;Suwarma et al, 2015). Furthermore, there is no research which is combining STEM and computer science (STEM-CS) using metaphorial thinking skill.…”