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Computer Programming for the Seventh Grade

Ronald Allison

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During the past few years, high schools have made a commitment to the computer-science age by making available a computer and terminals for student use. The equipment is usually assigned to the mathematics department, and the department is responsible for developing a program for student use of the computer.

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During the past few years, high schools have made a commitment to the computer-science age by making available a computer and terminals for student use. The equipment is usually assigned to the mathematics department, and the department is responsible for developing a program for student use of the computer.

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During the past few years, high schools have made a commitment to the computer-science age by making available a computer and terminals for student use. The equipment is usually assigned to the mathematics department, and the department is responsible for developing a program for student use of the computer.

Key concepts: Computer programming, Mathematics education, Computer science, Computer program, AP Computer Science, Computer literacy, Programming language, Psychology

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