Isaac Asimov’s “The Fun They Had”… and the Insight Students Brought to It
Isaac Asimov—science fiction pioneer and the writer credited with coining the word “robotics”—first published “The Fun They Had” in 1951….
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Reframing CS with CSTA IMPACT Fellow Karen Stoll
Karen Stoll has taught computer science at Blacksburg High School in Virginia for the last eight years. As co–head coach…
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It Starts with Seeing Yourself: Encouraging Minority Girls in Computer Science
As an older white male teacher in a school district with over 95% minority enrollment, I recognize that many of…
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Building a CS Program from the Ground Up with CSTA IMPACT Fellow Darren Ehrhardt
Darren Ehrhardt is currently in his tenth year of teaching computer science at Central Islip High School on Long Island,…
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The Words We Choose: Reflections on Teaching Inclusion in CS Classrooms
“The words we use in our classrooms shape who feels welcome, who feels seen, and who feels left out, and…
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Student Ownership of Learning with CSTA IMPACT Fellow Jacqueline Edwards
Jacqueline Edwards is the 9–12 programming instructor at the East Baton Rouge Career and Technical Education Center. She holds a…
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The 2025 CS Teacher Landscape: Insights into a Profession Facing Isolation, AI Uncertainty, and Exhaustion
Written by Bryan Twarek Nearly 3,000 computer science (CS) teachers from across the United States took the time to complete…
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Healthy Bytes: Reimagining Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Through the Lens of Health
Where It All Began: A Childhood Curiosity for Health and Technology As a computer science instructor, I intentionally expose my…
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Connecting Coding to Healthy Living with CSTA Responsible AI Fellow Elexis Allen
Elexis Allen is a computer science instructor at CodeCrew in Memphis, TN. With a background in biomedical engineering and data…
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Celebrating Black STEM Pioneers in Elementary
Celebrating Black STEM pioneers in computer science is essential for all students. Countless times, when February rolls around, teachers often…
