- “Understanding code helps explain the world” (Paskevicius, 2021).
- “Learning to code develops problem solving and computational thinking skills”(Paskevicius, 2021).
- “Coding can be fun!” (Paskevicius, 2021).
Coding resources connected to BC’s Curriculum
Scratch – learn to code through fun games like this one
**Computer Science Unplugged I think this is an awesome resource! Ability to teach computer science without being on the computer.
Hour of Code “Try a one-hour tutorial designed for all ages in over 45 languages” (Paskevicius, 2021).
CodeBytes “non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science in schools and increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups” (Paskevicius, 2021).
Common sense media is a great place to go for reviews on media and tech. For example, if you were recommended an app from another teacher, it would be a good idea to review it on common sense media first to make sure there are no hidden issues (like what they do with personal information) that you would have not found or thought about (Common sense media).
