The percentage of Black, Hispanic/Latino, and female students grew faster than all other groups in AP Computer Science. Congrats to http://Code.org teachers for record diversity results!https://buff.ly/2NeHxNy
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What are the results when you aggregate the data? Are all groups excelling or are there some that are still falling behind? Viewing data this way can be a disservice to those that have intersection demographics.
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See graphs and notes inside the article. Growth among all groups. But fastest growth among the underrepresented: female, black, hispanic, and rural students
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T/ real thx should go 2 t/ Ts & Districts who are buying tech for these schools. W/out tech there is no coding. Obviously $$ is being spent in areas where these Ss go to school & providing good WiFi infrastructure That's what these stats show me.
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The growth and improved diversity in CS is mostly thanks to teachers using existing computers. New tech is nice, but most US schools don’t need new computers to teach CS. 95% of US schools have had computers for over 10 years, and still don’t teach CS. #TeachersFTW
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