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Direct linkMaia Lust; Mart Laanpere – Educational Media International, 2023
Since the last curriculum reform in 2011, all Estonian lower-secondary students have to conduct a year-long creative work. Unfortunately, in many cases, it is implemented as an individual written report that has little to do with improving learners' digital competence or Computational Thinking skills. In the new national curriculum (to be in force…
Descriptors: Student Projects, Creativity, Grade 8, Foreign Countries
