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Read Searching for Computer Science: Access and Barriers in U.S. K-12 Education
Examines the reasons why computer science is not a priority in many schools and what this means for rural, Black,...
Read Women Who Choose Computer Science: What Really Matters
Summarizes how encouragement and exposure play critical roles in leading women to pursue degrees in computer science. Author(s): Google Publication...
Read K-12 Computer Science Education State Reports
A look at how students, parents, teachers and administrators perceive and experience computer science education in 43 U.S. states. Author(s):...
Read Analysis of AP Computer Science Results
Analyzes and visualizes trends from the Advanced Placement (AP) CS A and CS Principles exams. Author(s): Barb Ericson Publication Year:...
Read Addressing Core Equity Issues in K-12 Computer Science Education
Reports on a statewide “Computer Science for All” initiative in Oregon to inform the efforts of other states seeking to...
Read Recommendations for States Developing Computer Science Teacher Pathways
Recommendations for secondary CS teacher endorsement and certification and for preservice teacher preparation pathways. Authors: Code.org Publication Year: 2017
Read Everyone and No One Can Teach CS
Summarizes the K-12 computer science teaching certification or endorsement requirements for each state. Authors: Code.org Publication Year: 2018
Read Ensuring Exemplary Teaching in an Essential Discipline
Recognizes the lack of consistency in computer science teacher certification standards in the U.S. and worldwide; presents information to ensure...
Read Bugs in the System: Computer Science Teacher Certification in the U.S.
Provides policymakers, administrators and educators with a better understanding of the complex issues surrounding computer science teacher certification in the...
Read Micro-credentials
Addresses certification and professional learning in computer science. Authors: Code.org Publication Year: 2019
Read CSTA National Secondary Computer Science Survey
National surveys of high school CS teachers that provide research-based information for educators, decision makers, and researchers. Authors: CSTA Publication...
Read Running on Empty: The Failure to Teach K-12 Computer Science in the Digital Age
Identified that two-thirds of the country have few computer science education standards for secondary education and that most treat CS...
Read The New Educational Imperative
Information on improving high school computer science education by using worldwide research and professional experience. Authors: CSTA Publication Year: 2005
Read Computer Science in K-8: Building a Strong Foundation
A compilation of articles on K-8 CS teaching and learning, with a variety of perspectives, implementation methods, and means of...
Read Grassroots Advocacy Toolkit
Helps identify key stakeholders, messaging, potential pitfalls, and strategies for effective communication and advocacy. Authors: Code.org Publication Year: 2019
Read Keep Calm and AI On
AI is here. Let’s address challenges and opportunities for teachers, site administrators, and district personnel. Presented by: Gina Fugate, Julie...
Read NSSME+
National survey of high school science, math, and CS teachers with trends in teacher background and experience, curriculum and instruction,...
Read Pre-College CS Education Report
Comprehensive review of the current state of K-12 CS ed research, including perspectives of both researchers and practitioners. Authors: Google...
Read How To Effectively Use AI and Not Get Fired
Explore the intersection of protecting privacy and the mitigation strategies teachers can implement to effectively offset the occurrence of bias...
Read How To Become an Equity Fellow
Join the CSTA Education team as they share some tips to successfully apply to become the next Equity Fellow. Presented...
Read Feedback for Wrong Answers in Online Assessment
Learn how students can use wrong answers to enhance their computer science learning. Presented by: Diane Dowling
Read Ethical AI and Tech Justice in K–12 CS Education
How students can discuss and analyze ethical practices in computer science Presented by: Allison Scott and Shana White
Read Empowering Educators: Integrating K–8 CS across Core Disciplines
Lay the foundation for students’ CS futures by making interdisciplinary connections. Presented by: Nicholas Grzeda
Read CS4Autism: Life after High School
Creating opportunities in tech for young adults with autism Presented by: Darlene Bowman and Elvage Murphy