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chelseatroy.com
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| | | | | Last week Aisha Blake hosted me for a conversation about computer science education, from designing an activity to a session to a course. Luckily, we got this recording, so you can watch it anytime! Here's that link to the recording again. Additional notes on what we covered: First, here is the "Designing a Course" blog... | |
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www.chesnok.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] Selena Deckelmann discusses a talk at PyCon regarding the barriers, misconceptions, and challenges facing high school computer science teachers, emphasizing the need to improve engagement and diversity in CS education. | |
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usethe.computer
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| | | | | Today's POTD continues our theme of Computer Science Education Week. Yesterday we saw a paper (and retraction), and meditated on the topic of why it's so hard to teach programming. | |
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timespaceeducation.wordpress.com
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| | | Inquiry is basically about permission. When students know that they are able or allowed to pursue the questions that come into their head, take the directions that become appealing to them and make their own decisions, they do those things more. It sounds obvious to say it, but it's true. When there is a culture... | ||
