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Tag Archives: computer science
Integrating Computer Science in Math: The Potential Is Great, But So Are The Risks
By Emmanuel Schanzer, Bootstrap Recent calls to bring Computer Science to K-12 schools have reached a fever pitch. Groups like Code.org and Girls Who Code have become household names, having raised tens of millions in funding from Silicon Valley luminaries … Continue reading
Posted in Classroom Practices, Curriculum, K-12 Education
Tagged computer science, high school
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The Power of Undergraduate Researchers
By Audrey St. John, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Mount Holyoke College When I first started teaching, I was mystified (and, frankly, at times panicked) at the thought of having undergraduates work with me on research. I realized this … Continue reading
