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2-DIMENSIONAL CELLULAR AUTOMATA The Computational Universe 2006 NKS Conference Michael Round

2-DIMENSIONAL CELLULAR AUTOMATA The Computational Universe 2006 NKS Conference Michael Round USA Director: Theory of Constraints for Education. INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING of RULES A Necessary Condition for NKS-Excellence …. INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING of RULES … demonstrating “Intrinsic Beauty”.

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2-DIMENSIONAL CELLULAR AUTOMATA The Computational Universe 2006 NKS Conference Michael Round

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  1. 2-DIMENSIONAL CELLULAR AUTOMATA The Computational Universe 2006 NKS Conference Michael Round USA Director: Theory of Constraints for Education

  2. INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING of RULES A Necessary Condition for NKS-Excellence …

  3. INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING of RULES … demonstrating “Intrinsic Beauty”

  4. INTUITIVE UNDERSTANDING of 2-D CA RULES as PROCESSES Seeing the Rule from Decimal to Binary

  5. INTEGRATING PHYSICAL SCIENCE into 2d-CA The Nature of the Water Molecule

  6. INTEGRATING PHYSICAL SCIENCE into 2d-CA A Classification System of the Operation of Water Molecules in a System

  7. INTEGRATING PHYSICAL SCIENCE into 2d-CA The Operation of Water Molecules in a System

  8. INTEGRATING PHYSICAL SCIENCE into 2d-CA Integrating “Computation” into the Understanding of a System

  9. DESIRABLE EFFECTS on IMPLEMENTATION “Joy in Learning” of the Computational Universe The K-12 learning environment can think of the world “computationally”. K-12 kids will enjoy computational experimentation. There is integration of science and the world in these materials. Rules and processes are easily and intuitively understood.

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