Computational thinking in mathematics education: A systematic review
Nur Aini Khoo binti Ahmad Fuad Khoo, Nor Afiqah Hamizah Noor Ishak, Sharifah Osman, Norulhuda Binti Ismail, Dian Kurniati · AIP conference proceedings · 2022
Computational thinking (CT) is a fundamental ability for all students at all levels. CT has been one of the processes to solve problems that are considered a skill that all students need to develop in this new era of education, namely Education 4.0 aligns with the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). When talking about problem-solving, it is always related to mathematics. As CT enhances problem-solving skills, it is one of the essential aspects of the mathematics subject. In this sense, this article presents a systematic literature review on determining how CT relates to mathematics education— guided by the PRISMA Statement review method, a systematic review of Scopus directed by four related stages. Most of the studies present the usage of software tools to enhance CT development in mathematics learning and solve a mathematical problem.