EQUIPPED FOR THE {FUTURE}: Curriculum Planning Tools for Integrating Computer Science Into K–5 Content Areas

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Publikašuvnnas:Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue vol. 26, no. 1/2 (2024), p. 11
Váldodahkki: Ronan, Darcy
Eará dahkkit: Williams, Heidi
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Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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520 3 |a While teachers and leaders agree on the merit of elementary computer science (CS) instruction, perceived obstacles of time and expertise constrain implementation. Integrating CS with content areas represents a meaningful, accessible, sustainable, and scalable pathway for CS access for all students. Our suite of unit-planning tools progresses through foci on CS connections, unpacking, instructional resources, assessment, and supports and meaning. A template with matched sets of checklists and rubrics define high-quality attributes for feedback and reflection. Teachers (n = 49) created units across content areas, showing proof-of-concept for CS-novice elementary classroom teachers as designers of CS-embedded curricula. 
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