Unplugged lessons are some of my favorites. They’re like a great big hook
There’s a misconception that computer science can only be taught on screens. @codeorg has an entire course full of “unplugged” lessons for teaching computational thinking in elementary school. https://code.org/curriculum/unplugged …https://twitter.com/mraspinall/status/1012670211063984128 …
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Ran away with several ideas for unplugged lessons after http://code.org workshop with
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I love the unplugged lessons...am using them in my STEM class in the fall!
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@hadip due the good with with your team we'll check these out for the summerThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It is absolutely correct
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Your Honor.. why my name in the certificate like a Questions mark. Thank youpic.twitter.com/LjUjToobhS
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I’m sorry. My best guess is your name included international characters that didn’t display correctly in the Minecraft-themed font. Try again here: https://code.org/certificates (“your honor”? Just “Hadi” please)
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Yes that type of technology is on the way up but we still need low tech jobs to help maintain our interstructure for those who qualify in for those go tech jobs but never leave low tech hobs out of the equation if one does the system will not operate as efficient
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