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We are working with two partner organisations in Odisha, India, to develop and roll out a computing curriculum for government high schools.
10 districts throughout the academic year, including through webinars and other online
In our new research project, we want to learn from teachers how culturally responsive computing teaching can be implemented, by supporting them to plan activities and listening to their experiences.
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Volunteer as a translator for us and use your languages to help us make our free coding resources accessible to young people around the world!
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Conrad Wolfram shared his thoughts on how school-based mathematics teaching should respond to the changes computing is bringing about, in our research seminar series.
The seminars will take place online on the first Tuesday of the month at 17:00–
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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Explore how tailored computing lessons and teacher training are improving learning outcomes in Odisha schools.
What Works Hub for Global Education 2024 annual conference, which Fiona followed online
Sway Grantham shares how educators can help young children explore technology to learn skills for a digital world, in an article from Hello World 21.
the UK, 87 percent of 3- to 4-year-olds and 93 percent of 5- to 7-year-olds went online