Computing Through Their Eyes: How Street-Connected Youth in Nigeria Construct Meanings Around Foundational Computing Concepts

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education

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Toh

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Cen

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OSF

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This study explores how street-connected youth construct meanings around four foundational computing concepts, computer, internet, programming, and artificial intelligence, within their lived social and environmental contexts

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