So I am new to this and it is so confusing. It says to put the students as pairs, but there is only 1 circuit board for two students. The problem is, they can only be on one computer with the circuit board. So, how are t…
mwood December 13, 2019, 3:14pm 4 I do have students work on one computer together
I was helping one of my students install Python and Pygame on their MacBook, which required them to run the terminal and “sudo”. They asked “what’s sudo”, which led to an incomplete discussion of user types and permissi…
jranta March 24, 2020, 4:59pm 3 Mitch, I’d love to see what you have.
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2.19…I think both lessons can be done in a single day, particularly if students have
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Especially in my class I am going to have mostly 9th graders.
This is my first year teaching AP CSP. I am struggling with the definition of a student-generated abstraction. Can someone help explain it? Also, it must contain mathematical and logical concepts. Can some explain this …
Both functions have Math concepts in them.
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2015, 11:03pm 5 I can see this lesson being a bit intimidating for students who have
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