We explore grounded cognition theory and what it means for supporting young learners to develop their understanding in computing.
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Nicholas Provenzano explains how he introduced Python to students in his literature class, bridging computer science and literacy
You can try it out at the first link, above Jon Fairchild 27th April 2019, 5:12
Colin Furze, Melissa Pickering, James Whelton, and Fig O’Reilly are this year’s special judges for the Coolest Projects online tech showcase!
interesting, and it is the index photo for this blog post, but I did not see a link
Findings from our study of pair programming for teaching Computing to pupils aged 8-11, part of our Gender Balance in Computing research programme.
It may be that there is no causal link between using the pair programming approach
Carrie Anne Philbin and Vanessa Vallely OBE share their thoughts on what all of us can do to make the tech sector more diverse.
Smith 24th November 2019, 4:03 pm See this link https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog
Prof Tia Madkins, Dr Nicol R. Howard, and Shomari Jones talked to us about culturally responsive pedagogy and equity-focused teaching in K-12 Computer Science.
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The BBC’s news videos usually aren’t embeddable until a day or so after their first release, so you’ll have to go to the BBC News website to watch this, but it’s well worth the click. Our good friends Dr Sue Black of the GoTo Foundation, and Pete Wood from RS Components, took a class of…
David Tudor 12th June 2012, 2:43 pm I for one would love to see a link to the
Supporting the Raspberry Jam community with our new guidebook, starter kits, and branding packs. It’s now even easier to get your Jam on!
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A fun, creative, and colourful introduction to coding for curious grown-ups and educators who want to get a taste of Scratch programming.
pathways/further-scratch CaoimhÃn 6th April 2022, 7:30 am After checking the link
Here’s a list for you of some of our free projects and resources that digital makers of all ages and experience levels can explore at home!
Esbeeb 25th March 2020, 10:52 am That link was very helpful!
