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I'm glad to hear that you're pleased with the results so far! Creating a taxonomy to classify your 197 learning concepts will help organize the curriculum, ensure comprehensive coverage, and facilitate a logical progression of topics. Below is a suggested taxonomy with **10 classifications**, each accompanied by a description and examples of relevant concepts from your list.
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- Advanced MicroPython Features (145)
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- Using MicroPython for Artificial Intelligence (193)
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### **4. Hardware Components and Interfacing**
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### 4. Hardware Components and Interfacing
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**Description:**
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Explores the physical components used in projects and how to interface them with the Raspberry Pi Pico.
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- Organic Light-Emitting Diode Displays (73)
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### **5. Electronics Basics**
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### 6. Sensor Integration
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**Description:**
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Covers various sensors, their functionalities, and how to integrate and interpret data from them.
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### 10. Advanced Topics and Best Practices
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Includes advanced programming techniques, best practices, version control, and emerging technologies.
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-**Cross-Cutting Themes:** Some concepts may span multiple categories. For example, "Pulse Width Modulation" could relate to both "Electronics Basics" and "Actuator Control."
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-**Prerequisites:**Ensure that foundational categories like "Computational Thinking Foundations" and "Programming Fundamentals" are taught first, as they underpin many other topics.
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-**Cross-Cutting Themes:**Some concepts may span multiple categories. For example, "Pulse Width Modulation" could relate to both "Electronics Basics" and "Actuator Control."
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-**Modular Organization:**Consider organizing your curriculum into modules based on these classifications to provide a structured learning path.
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-**Prerequisites:**Ensure that foundational categories like "Computational Thinking Foundations" and "Programming Fundamentals" are taught first, as they underpin many other topics.
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-**Scalability:**This taxonomy allows for the addition of new concepts or subcategories as the course evolves or as new technologies emerge.
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-**Modular Organization:**Consider organizing your curriculum into modules based on these classifications to provide a structured learning path.
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-**Scalability:** This taxonomy allows for the addition of new concepts or subcategories as the course evolves or as new technologies emerge.
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### **Visual Taxonomy Structure**
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### **Example Mapping of Concepts to Taxonomy**
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Here's how some of the concepts map to the suggested taxonomy:
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| 128 | Internet of Things Concepts | Internet of Things (IoT) |
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### **Final Remarks**
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This taxonomy provides a structured framework to classify and organize your 197 learning concepts effectively. It ensures that foundational knowledge is established before progressing to more advanced topics, facilitating a coherent and comprehensive learning experience for high school students. Feel free to adjust the classifications or add subcategories to better fit the specific needs and goals of your course.
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