In this post, I explore how GenAI intersects with the KSA model, a framework commonly used for workforce training, and what ...

Teaching Computer Science Is Great, But It’s Not Enough By Florence R. Sullivan & Jill Denner — June 20, 2017 4 min read Florence R. Sullivan, Jill Denner ...

Computer Science faculty will design the curriculum and teach the courses, with Teaching Credentials faculty working to ensure the content is relevant and teachable in a K-12 setting. The goal is to ...

Keys to teaching computer science in elementary school "K-4 students explore CS concepts through unplugged activities, coding games, robotics, and block-based programming," Wilkens said.

Problems in computer science education can be considered a litmus test of the problems of high school education in general. If we imagine a fantastic situation in which a person from 1790 is shown a ...

The bottom line is that young people yearn for a relevant, engaging, and rigorous education. If we’re serious about the future, computer science must play a starring role in our K-12 classrooms.

Making the expansion of computer science education a policy priority “doesn’t just happen,” Jhone Ebert, Nevada’s superintendent of public instruction, said in an interview.

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Hogan is a doctoral student in computer science at UC San Diego and lives in Santee. This fall will be my third time teaching introductory computer science inside Richard J. Donovan Correctional Ce… ...

For the first time ever, the State of Computer Science Education report is able to report on which high schools teach foundational computer science and which do not. Across the country, 47 percent of ...

Getty Images/iStockphoto Computer science has evolved from an elective experience to a foundational element of K-12 education for many American students in less than a generation. But decisions ...

Kids (in unison): "Binary Code!" Teacher: "Beautiful." These third-graders in Brooklyn are studying the binary-code basics of computer science. Boys and girls are engaged and excited in equal ...