I teach AP Computer Science Principles, and we are preparing for the AP Create task. I use Code.org's curriculum, but one of my students asked if they could use Scratch, and I said sure that he was not tied to Code.org's…
My students have Chromebooks, and he is being blocked.
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the questions that I too have been answered as I am teaching.
Take a brain break and play a game like Heads or Tails. (coin, flip it, if they match you they get to stay standing). I also play a game called Washaa… they pick from three different poses after I say, "Are you ready…
If they match me, I’m the master and they are out and have to sit.
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I also plan to have them look up addtional material on the subject to build their
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Encourage students to iteratively test their protocols to make sure they have not
