We Tell These Stories to Survive: Towards Abolition in Computer Science Education

The Stories We Tell Ourselves

THINK BACK TO that tragic scene near the end of James Cameron’s Titanic when, after the ship has sunk, Rose clings to some fl otsam. Her lover, Jack, tries to hang on, only to slip away as hypothermia overcomes him. From a cinematic perspective, Cameron’s storytelling skills were particularly powerful: you could almost feel the frigid water enfold you, and you could easily project yourself into...

We are the stories we tell.

Narrative based medicine: stories we hear and stories we tell: analysing talk in clinical practice.

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Models and meanings: Therapist effects and the stories we tell

Two studies, same data set, opposite conclusions. Therapist effects are either vital or virtually nonexistent. Previous research either supports the importance of therapist effects or provides little or no evidence that these effects exist. What kind of science is this? The question the articles in this special section address is an important one for psychotherapy research: Is there major varia...

Computer Science in Education

Computer science or computing science (sometimes abbreviated CS) is the learning of the theoretical foundations of information and computation, and of practical techniques for their execution and application in computer systems. It is often described as the efficient study of algorithmic processes that produce, explain, and transform information. In this work, I use Data Mining algorithms from ...