Lo dicen en Computing in the Core Statement on the Release of A Framework for K-12 Science Education. Se refieren al colegio para los niños, y dicen:

"No other subject will open as many doors in the 21st century as computer science, so it is disappointing that neither the science framework nor the mathematics core standards make room for computer science in K-12 curriculum," said Computing in the Core Representative Della Cronin. "Computing is transforming our society and it is in states' best interest to ensure that computer science education is part of the core curriculum for students."

También habla de una aproximación más ingenieril de la educación, afirmando:

Just as important are scientific and engineering practices, which have been given too little emphasis in K-12 education, the committee said. The framework specifies eight key practices that students should learn, such as asking questions and defining problems, analyzing and interpreting data, and constructing explanations and designing solutions. These practices should be integrated with study of the disciplinary core ideas and applied throughout students' K-12 education.

Hay una nota de prensa en Report Offers New Framework to Guide K-12 Science Education, Calls for Shift in the Way Science Is Taught in U.S. y el libro puede leerse en A Framework for K-12 Science Education: Practices, Crosscutting Concepts, and Core Ideas (hace falta registro).

Etiquetas: informática, educación, aprendizaje, niños, K12, enseñanza, marco, referencia, ingeniería, ciencia, cambios

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