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The Long and Winding Road from the Intended to the Attained, from the Ideal to its Realization: Evaluating K-12 Computer Science Curricula

Journal article published by Vilnius University Press on 2026-09-30 presenting an evaluation of K‑12 computer science curricula and gaps between intended and attained outcomes. The source metadata identifies the publisher and content type but provides no additional details about findings or scope.

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Categories: technology, positive-progress

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It provides a scholarly evaluation relevant to K‑12 computer science curriculum design and assessment.

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