College & Career Pathway policies can allow students to earn authenticated skill sets informed by labor market demand and ensure more rigorous courses are available and incentivized for all students. Learn more about effective College & Career Pathways policies at ExcelinEd.org.
#The biggest shortage in #computerscience is effective trained #CS teachers.” Allyson Knox, @MicrosoftEDU #CSforAll @CSforALL @CSforAllTchrs #MIEExpert pic.twitter.com/8aBg8sDCCN
— Melanie Wiscount EdD (@edtechenergy) March 19, 2019
https://t.co/uiUZ7xZXeT has pledged to award $25 million in 2019 to support programs that help black and Latino students access computer science education. For more details read here: https://t.co/jucNl4FpcH #ComputerScience #edtech
— EdSurge (@EdSurge) March 20, 2019
"Middle school is roughly when girls traditionally drop out of STEM fields. And for computer science, they've not even been exposed to it at that young age in many cases. And that's when we need to start." https://t.co/j6P8W9hYVt #STEM CC: @hadip @codeorg @60Minutes
— ISTE (@iste) March 19, 2019
A new bill establishing computer and cyber science credentials for teachers passed in the North Dakota legislature. #computerscience #cybersecurity https://t.co/2NUp0tSK3j pic.twitter.com/W0J6oGDPmq
— EdScoop News (@EdScoop_news) March 20, 2019
Hadi Partovi, founder and CEO of Code.org, shares insights on how education leaders can equip schools to expand opportunities for all students and ready them for a career in a technology-based economy.