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Jacqueline Edwards is the 9–12 programming instructor at the East Baton Rouge Career and Technical Education Center. She holds a bachelor’s degree in information systems and a master’s degree in computer science, along with a diverse portfolio of industry certifications in software design, game design, and web technologies. An active CSTA member, IMPACT Fellow, and contributo...


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Written by Bryan Twarek

Nearly 3,000 computer science (CS) teachers from across the United States took the time to complete the CS Teacher Landscape Survey just over a year ago. I suspect many of you reading this were among them. Yo...


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Where It All Began: A Childhood Curiosity for Health and Technology

As a computer science instructor, I intentionally expose my scholars to unique fields within computer science. Educators often provide exposure at a surface level, highlighting only the most popular careers within the field. I’ve noticed that most students don’t feel aligned with being a software developer...


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Elexis Allen is a computer science instructor at CodeCrew in Memphis, TN. With a background in biomedical engineering and data science, she integrates AI, technology, and medical device knowledge into K–12 programming and software development curricula to design health-centered and innovative...


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Celebrating Black STEM pioneers in computer science is essential for all students. Countless times, when February rolls around, teachers often focus on the contributions of two or three historical black figures. This February, I challenge my fellow educators to rethink the traditional ‘one-month unit’ model by using techniques I’ve implemented to expose my students to a wider...


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