Computer Science Keywords

198 Alphabetical Frayer Model Slides: A highly structured, lightning-fast visual vocabulary encyclopedia for the computing curriculum. Organized in strict alphabetical order for instant navigation, every single slide utilizes the research-backed Frayer Model framework to break down exactly one technical term across definitions, characteristics, examples, and non-examples. 198 slides, 198 core keywords—completely transparent and built to combat cognitive overload.

What is Inside the Resource?

1. 198 Research-Backed Frayer Model Layouts
   Instead of passive text lists, each of the 198 slides isolates a single critical keyword and unpacks it using the four definitive cognitive quadrants:

The Core Definition: Precise, syllabus-aligned technical meaning.

Essential Characteristics: What makes this specific concept unique? (e.g., specific syntax rules or hardware traits).

Concrete Examples: Real-world code snippets or practical computing applications.

Vital Non-Examples: Explicitly calling out common student misconceptions or what the concept is not to prevent logical errors.

1. Strict Alphabetical Indexing for Fast Searching
   Zero Wasted Time: The deck is arranged from A to Z, allowing you to scroll, jump to, or extract the exact keyword slide you need mid-lesson.

Digital Student Dictionary: Keep the file hosted on your school network as a fast, searchable reference tool for students to look up terminology during independent lab time.

1. Practical Classroom Deployments
   Retrieval Practice Do-Nows: Project a specific Frayer slide at the start of a lesson and have students evaluate the “Examples vs. Non-Examples” before writing code.

Printable Revision Worksheets: Because the layout is standardized and clean, individual slides can be printed directly onto A4 paper to create instant vocabulary revision mats or physical “Word Wall” displays for your lab.