I don't know about others, but I've found the studious kids have exhausted their stock of PPQs.
Made a couple of unseen N5+H revision papers for my classes out of rejected prelim questions.
H = Section 1 only (2 papers)
N5 = full paper (no db)
Shared in the @CompSciScot drive
#LCT5 was a great conference and has inspired me to write a blog about autonomy tours as a way to quickly and easily think about and improve lessons that draw on other subjects to teach Computer Science. It uses the example of teaching using Conjuring. See
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@mrneil_CS@MSFT365Designer Oh… l like the minifig one. Are you going to share the prompts, or are you going to make me work it out myself as a learning opportunity.
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@CompSciAdams Assuming that is the problem, my guess would be yes. I remember using the Acorn spreadsheet on the BBC Micro (yes, I'm that old); it was notorious for that kind of error. To calculate with money, you had to do it on pence and then convert to pounds and pence at the end.
@CompSciAdams …(cont.) Same is true for binary fractions. Some can be expressed exactly, others can’t… and there isn’t a direct match. That is, just because you can show it exactly as a decimal fraction does not mean you can show it exactly as a binary fraction. 2/2
@CompSciAdams Possibly to do with binary representation of fractions rather than just “rounding errors”. There are certain fractions we can represent exactly as decimals (e.g. a half as 0.5) where as others we cannot express exactly (e.g. a third as 0.33 recurring)… 1/2
@jgmwalsh Thank you, John!
(I still remember coming to see you when we were working on the Higher materials and being jealous of you collection of Doctor Who videos!)
First time trying the school’s 3D printer. Decided to go for something small and simple just to try it out. (Minifig Black Widow included for scale.) So, what should I print next?
#3Dprinting
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