Characteristics of Computational Thinking about the Estimation of the Students in Mathematics Classroom Applying Lesson Study and Open Approach


  •  Siwarak Promraksa    
  •  Kiat Sangaroon    
  •  Maitree Inprasitha    

Abstract

The objectives of this research were to study and analyze the characteristics of computational thinking about the
estimation of the students in mathematics classroom applying lesson study and open approach. Members of
target group included 4th grade students of 2011 academic year of Choomchon Banchonnabot School. The
Lesson plan used for data collection in this research was developed according to lesson study and open approach
on the subject of estimation, which included Activity no.1 “How many notebooks would we get?” and Activity
no.2 “How many trains would be needed?” Results of the research showed that the students were able to present
their characteristics of computational thinking about the estimation according to the 4 steps of open approach as
well as to obtain a theoretical framework of computational thinking levels about the estimation of the students in
mathematics classroom applying lesson study and open approach. Considering the thinking levels of the 4th
grade students of 2011 academic year of Choomchon Banchonnabot school, it showed that: the characteristics of
computational thinking about the estimation of the students in mathematics classroom applying lesson study and
open approach had included all levels of theoretical framework of thinking levels about the estimation of the
students in mathematics classroom with lesson study and open approach, and that the thinking process about the
estimation of the students in mathematics classroom using lesson study and open approach would use the
reformulation of estimation before computation and estimation after computation.


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  • ISSN(Print): 1927-5250
  • ISSN(Online): 1927-5269
  • Started: 2012
  • Frequency: bimonthly

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