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Hi everyone! I think this falls solidly under the "intros and networking category" but forgive me if this is an inappropriate forum for this… I'm a third-year 11th and 12th grade math/computer science/economics teach…
I love teaching AP Computer Science Principles but have also taught AP Microeconomics
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Now in my classroom I want to expose the same love for code as I have with my students
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Then ask them to have multiple / complex options.
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this is the shortest cycle since there would be no shorter set of edges you could have
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To help me not forget (and the students) I want to have posters of the 7 big ideas
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kaitie_obryan November 18, 2015, 11:47pm 2 For those of you who don’t have legos
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