Encouraging an inclusive computer science environment
Equality, diversity, and inclusion are big objectives that are highly focused on everyone’s agenda
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The inclusive computing classroom
Catherine Elliott shares how to make your computing lessons accessible for learners with special educational needs and disabilities, with effective approaches that are beneficial for all students
No headaches homework
Alan O’Donohoe suggests a strategy to make sure computing homework never causes any headaches again
Inclusive education for children with medical needs
Katharine Childs speaks to educators who use technology to provide learning opportunities for children with serious and chronic illnesses
Let the code do the talking
Students with English as a second language can and will succeed in coding classes. Giving support and implementing strategies creates the atmosphere for any student to learn
Make a digital leaders scheme work for you
Having a suitably qualified team of digital leaders in your school can help lighten the workload of computing teachers.
Fostering LGBTQ+ Inclusion and belonging in tech
Why under-represented groups benefit from a safe space and a real sense of belonging in the classroom
Support SEN children with computing using tangible programming
Tangible programming brings coding to life. You can build, test and debug, all through creating kits that move, shake, wobble and provide immediate feedback
The power of networking
For our young learners to better understand the internet, we need to follow the development of networking from the first connected computers
Why we need to talk about ethics in technology
How should we teach future generations to adopt an ethical approach to using technology?
Programming and play
How embracing play made me a better educator
Parson's in practice
Parson's puzzles require students to organise jumbled lines of code. James Robinson outlines their benefits and shares some ideas of how to apply them in your lessons