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Staff Spotlight: Robert Schwarzhaupt

Get to know the CS for All Teachers project team in our Staff Spotlight series. This month, meet Robert Schwarzhaupt, who works in Chicago, IL!

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Help! How do you teach Robotics in a remote environment? Ideas please!

Question Description Like most, we find ourselves having to teach remotely. Starting next Monday (3/30) we begin 2 weeks of "Enrichment". Then we need to prepare ourselves for "phase 2" - online learning.

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WEBINAR: Build Community & Promote CS Diversity: Start a CS Honors Society Chapter

A Computer Science Honors Society (CSHS) chapter at your high school is a great way to increase enrollment in computer science (CS) classes while developing a student’s personal growth.

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Stanford's Logic for All Teacher Professional Development (Online, Central Time Zone)

Stanford offers Logic Teacher PD (Covid 19 Update: To adapt to the current situation caused by COVID-19, we will be offering Logic For All teacher camps this year through online instruc

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Check Out These Early Childhood Coding Webinars To Support Your Teaching and Learning Efforts

#LearnFromHome with Early Childhood Technology Webinar Series

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Stanford Offers Logic Teacher PD in Eight Different Cities Across the USA

Learn to Teach Stanford's Introduction to Logic Eight Different Locations Chicago - June 22 - June 26

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MNCodes Digital K12 Computer Science PD & Meet Up event

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International Day of Women and Girls in Science

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Stanford's Logic for All Teacher Professional Development (Online, Eastern Time Zone)

Stanford offers Logic Teacher PD (Covid 19 Update: To adapt to the current situation caused by COVID-19, we will be offering Logic For All teacher camps this year through online instruc

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Stanford Offers Eight Different Locations for Logic Teacher PD

Learn to Teach Stanford's Introduction to Logic Eight Different Locations Chicago - June 22 - June 26

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Help Request -> Makey Makey, Scratch and Inspiring Computer Science Grade Level Lessons/Activities

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Webinar Series on Teaching Cybersecurity in CSP (or Any CS Class) - 5/19, 5/26, 6/2

The "Teaching Security" lessons introduce the foundational ideas of cybersecurity through threat modeling and the human-centered nature of authentication.

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Version 3.0 Unit 6 Python Files?

Question Description We are utilizing the Version 3.0 Unit 6: Computing Applications as an introduction to Python for students to have a better foundation when using the Python language with the Edison robots.

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Staff Spotlight: Robert Schwarzhaupt

COMPLETE YOUR 2020 CS FOR ALL TEACHERS COMMUNITY SURVEY!

Tips to Prepare Students for the AP CSP Create Performance Task

Three Strategies for Preparing Teachers of Computer Science

What’s New

Help! How do you teach Robotics in a remote environment? Ideas please!

WEBINAR: Build Community & Promote CS Diversity: Start a CS Honors Society Chapter

Stanford's Logic for All Teacher Professional Development (Online, Central Time Zone)

Check Out These Early Childhood Coding Webinars To Support Your Teaching and Learning Efforts

Stanford Offers Logic Teacher PD in Eight Different Cities Across the USA

MNCodes Digital K12 Computer Science PD & Meet Up event

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Stanford's Logic for All Teacher Professional Development (Online, Eastern Time Zone)

Stanford Offers Eight Different Locations for Logic Teacher PD

Help Request -> Makey Makey, Scratch and Inspiring Computer Science Grade Level Lessons/Activities

Webinar Series on Teaching Cybersecurity in CSP (or Any CS Class) - 5/19, 5/26, 6/2

Version 3.0 Unit 6 Python Files?

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