This nine-year course emphasizes a spiral learning approach, where students progressively build on their knowledge year after year, with each level increasing in complexity and depth. By integrating real-life contexts and project-based activities, students are not only engaged in their learning but also develop critical computing skills that will be useful in their future studies and careers.
Key Feature:
Activity-Based Approach: The course is designed to engage students actively, making learning both practical and interactive. Students don't just memorize concepts—they apply them in meaningful projects that help embed their knowledge and skills in computing.
This approach helps foster a deeper understanding of computing while keeping students motivated and involved through hands-on learning.
