Tag: research seminar
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Engaging primary Computing teachers in culturally relevant pedagogy through professional development
Ten areas of opportunity to make Computing more relevant for all learners
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Spotlight on teaching programming with and without AI in our 2024 seminar series
Learn new findings about how to best teach programming at our free seminars
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Support for new computing teachers: A tool to find Scratch programming errors
Helping new teachers debug and explain errors in students' code
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Young children’s ScratchJr coding projects: Assessment and support
Find out how teachers can assess coding projects built in ScratchJr
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Apply for a free UK teacher’s place at the WiPSCE conference
Engage in research to develop your classroom practice and become an advocate
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Running a workshop with teachers to create culturally relevant Computing lessons
Professional development and collaborative planning
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Introducing data science concepts and skills to primary school learners
Data literacy is the ability to ask questions, collect, analyse, and communicate about data
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Integrating primary computing and literacy through multimodal storytelling
How can you give programming and storytelling equal weight in classroom teaching?
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Supporting beginner programmers in primary school using TIPP-SEE
Ways to help all learners have successful start in the computing classroom
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Combining computing and maths to teach primary learners about variables
A practical example of cross-curricular teaching
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Gender Balance in Computing — the big picture
Seven research studies over three years — here is what we've learned
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Combining research and practice to evaluate and improve computing education in non-formal settings
What does the research say, and how do we use research to improve our free learning resources?
