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  • Gender Balance in Computing — the big picture

    Seven research studies over three years — here is what we've learned

    Sue Sentance - 5th Jan 2023
    This post has 7 comments

    In a computing classroom, a girl looks at a computer screen.
  • Using relevant contexts to engage girls in the Computing classroom: Study results

    Teaching Computing with relevant scenarios may engage more diverse learners

    Katharine Childs - 29th Nov 2022
    This post has 1 comment

    In a computing classroom, a girl laughs at what she sees on the screen.
  • Non-formal learning activities: What do we know and how do we apply it to computing?

    Insights from a literature review and a research project

    Katharine Childs - 1st Nov 2022
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    Woman teacher and young female student at a laptop.
  • Girls’ sense of belonging in the Computing classroom: Study results

    Role models and support from family contribute to girls' sense of belonging

    Katharine Childs - 14th Oct 2022
    This post has 2 comments

    Two learners do physical computing in the primary school classroom.
  • A peer instruction approach for engaging girls in the Computing classroom: Study results

    Research about interactive, cooperative activities for learners aged 12-13

    Katharine Childs - 24th Aug 2022
    This post has 3 comments

    In a computing classroom, a smiling girl raises her hand.
  • A pair programming approach for engaging girls in the Computing classroom: Study results

    Research about collaborative learning for 8- to 11-year-olds

    Katharine Childs - 7th Jul 2022
    This post has 1 comment

    A teacher watches two female learners code in Code Club session in the classroom.
  • A storytelling approach for engaging girls in the Computing classroom: Pilot study results

    Our study has produced evidence of promise

    Katharine Childs - 10th May 2022
    This post has 3 comments

    In a computing classroom, a girl looks at a computer screen.
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