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Film animasi Berpikir Komputasional

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Educational

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Framing the adventure as “computational thinking”

Three siblings—Raihan, Radeva, and Radia—visit Eyang Village (Sugarcane Garden Village) in West Lampung, Lampung Province. The trip is presented not only as a vacation, but as an opportunity to learn computational thinking by applying it to real-life tasks.

Applying computational thinking through village activities

The story uses everyday chores and activities to introduce core components of computational thinking:

  1. Decomposition (breaking down problems)

    • Problem: Cleaning Grandma’s house
    • Solution approach:
      • Divide the overall task into smaller, manageable parts to make the work faster.
    • Example assignment:
      • One sibling sweeps dust away.
      • Another mops the floor.
      • Another tidies books in the living area/storage (Rakya).

  2. Pattern Recognition (finding recurring structures/patterns)

    • Activity: Fishing
    • Lesson:
      • Fishing is hard—be patient and observe carefully.
      • Fish often gather under the shade of trees.
    • Example reasoning shown:
      • Notice a large tree shadow.
      • Infer there are likely many fish underneath.

  3. Abstraction (filtering relevant information)

    • Activity: Finding the best mango tree
    • Lesson:
      • Focus only on what matters for the goal (ripe mangoes).
      • Ignore irrelevant information (trees that have not yet borne fruit).
    • Explanation given:
      • Abstraction = selecting relevant details and disregarding unnecessary ones to simplify decision-making.

  4. Algorithm (step-by-step procedure)

    • Activity: Making mango juice
    • An algorithm is presented as a structured sequence of steps to accomplish a task.
    • Instruction list (algorithm) for mango juice:
      1. Wash the mango
      2. Cut the fruit
      3. Put the fruit into the blender
      4. Add sugar and water
      5. Strain and serve

Speakers / sources featured (as named in subtitles)

  • Raihan
  • Radeva
  • Radia
  • “Bro” (speaker calling/speaking informally; not separately identified by name)
  • Grandma / Eyang Village context (implied as the recipient/figure being cared for, not a separately named speaker)

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