Computational thinking and academic achievement: A meta-analysis among students
•The results provided strong evidence linking computational thinking and academic achievement.•The relationship was stronger among eastern group than western group.•The relationship was stronger among elementary school students than other students.•The relationship was stronger when using the Assign...
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| Published in | Children and youth services review Vol. 118; p. 105439 |
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| Abstract | •The results provided strong evidence linking computational thinking and academic achievement.•The relationship was stronger among eastern group than western group.•The relationship was stronger among elementary school students than other students.•The relationship was stronger when using the Assignment rather than other achievement indicators.•The relationship was stronger with male students than female students.
This meta-analysis examines whether greater computational thinking is linked to greater academic achievement among students from 1st graders in primary school to 4th year seniors at university. Results from 34 studies showed that computational thinking and academic achievement were positively correlated (0.288). Moderator analysis showed that this correlation was (a) stronger among students in Eastern cultures than Western cultures; (b) strongest among primary school students, less strong among secondary school students, and weakest among undergraduates; (c) stronger among females than males; and (d) strongest when assessing assignment scores; less strong with GPA, course grade, or tests; and weakest with quizzes. Neither subject content (e.g., math, science) nor sampling strategy (e.g., randomized, convenience) moderated the link between computational thinking and academic achievement. In sum, the positive link between computational thinking and academic achievement is moderated by culture, grade, achievement indicators, and gender. |
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| AbstractList | •The results provided strong evidence linking computational thinking and academic achievement.•The relationship was stronger among eastern group than western group.•The relationship was stronger among elementary school students than other students.•The relationship was stronger when using the Assignment rather than other achievement indicators.•The relationship was stronger with male students than female students.
This meta-analysis examines whether greater computational thinking is linked to greater academic achievement among students from 1st graders in primary school to 4th year seniors at university. Results from 34 studies showed that computational thinking and academic achievement were positively correlated (0.288). Moderator analysis showed that this correlation was (a) stronger among students in Eastern cultures than Western cultures; (b) strongest among primary school students, less strong among secondary school students, and weakest among undergraduates; (c) stronger among females than males; and (d) strongest when assessing assignment scores; less strong with GPA, course grade, or tests; and weakest with quizzes. Neither subject content (e.g., math, science) nor sampling strategy (e.g., randomized, convenience) moderated the link between computational thinking and academic achievement. In sum, the positive link between computational thinking and academic achievement is moderated by culture, grade, achievement indicators, and gender. This meta-analysis examines whether greater computational thinking is linked to greater academic achievement among students from 1st graders in primary school to 4th year seniors at university. Results from 34 studies showed that computational thinking and academic achievement were positively correlated (0.288). Moderator analysis showed that this correlation was (a) stronger among students in Eastern cultures than Western cultures; (b) strongest among primary school students, less strong among secondary school students, and weakest among undergraduates; (c) stronger among females than males; and (d) strongest when assessing assignment scores; less strong with GPA, course grade, or tests; and weakest with quizzes. Neither subject content (e.g., math, science) nor sampling strategy (e.g., randomized, convenience) moderated the link between computational thinking and academic achievement. In sum, the positive link between computational thinking and academic achievement is moderated by culture, grade, achievement indicators, and gender. |
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| Author | Li, Feng Chiu, Ming Ming Geng, Ya-jing Lei, Hao Wang, Xi |
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