ICLS Poster
#746: Disciplinary Computational Thinking in AI-Mediated Problem Framing: A Rural Ag-STEM Context
Thu Jun 18, 4:15 PM–5:45 PM · Outdoors
Computational Thinking & CS Education AI in Education STEM Education Inquiry-Based Learning & Productive Failure
We examine how disciplinary computational thinking (CT) emerges during AI‑mediated problem framing in an Ag‑STEM pilot. Eighth‑grade teams used a chatbot while revising research questions/hypotheses in a sense-analyze-act cycle. Video, journals, and chatbot logs were coded for CT micro‑moves and cognitive‑apprenticeship methods. Students’ CT was emergent, concentrated in preparing problems and reasoning about system relationships; modeling/coaching supported these moves, with limited fading and co‑construction. We share design implications for AI-supported problem framing in class.
Speakers
- Tugce Aldemir — Texas A&M University
Authors
Tugce Aldemir, Selcuk Kilinc, Vivek Sabanwar, Ali Bicer, Donggil Song