Tag: computing education
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Our new theory of change
Our theory of change is an important part of evaluating the impact of our work
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Supporting Computing in England through our renewed partnership with Oak National Academy
Updated curriculum and materials for all classrooms
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How we’re creating more impact with Ada Computer Science
User feedback shows positive impact on learning and teaching
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Using an AI code generator with school-age beginner programmers
How do beginner programmers aged 10–17 use AI code generators?
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Season 6 of the Hello World podcast is here
Our first episode asks: Do kids still need to learn to code?
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Hello World #23 out now: Global exchange of computing education ideas
Stories and research on computing education from over 20 countries
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Supporting learners with programming tasks through AI-generated Parson’s Problems
Parson’s Problems can be used to scaffold students who struggle while writing code from scratch
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Our T Level resources to support vocational education in England
New classroom resources for the T Level in Digital Production, Design and Development
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Grounded cognition: physical activities and learning computing
Grounded cognition offers a new perspective on how children learn
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Integrating computational thinking into primary teaching
“Computational thinking is really about thinking, and sometimes about computing.”
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Teaching about AI explainability
Learning about AI explainability is key for young people to develop digital literacy
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Culturally relevant Computing: Experiences of primary learners
Culturally relevant lessons make learners feel represented in Computing
