CSTA and ISTE have launched an initiative to revise CS standards. As CS teachers, your input is valuable to this process. Keep reading to learn how you can provide feedback.
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When I started teaching cyber security five years ago, I had nothing. I didn't have a curriculum and I didn't have much background on the topic.
The traditional, and widely-accepted, model of group work in the classroom encourages teachers to group students in teams of three to five, and to assign a role to each student.
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