School implementation plan provides for all students to access all the K-5 computer science standards through a K-2 and 3-5 progression. Instruction may be provided by a school specialist or classroom teachers.
Students receive approximately twenty hours computer science instruction a year*, about 30 minutes a week.
School implementation plan reflects a balance of unplugged and online activities.
Delivery of digital citizenship education is purposeful and integrated.
Teacher(s) providing instruction have completed formal training in computer science and coding, to include ASD CS101. Computer science professional development may be conducted in person (by Auburn SD staff) or online, with coding training using Code.org. See resource list.
Parents are engaged and educated annually to build awareness of the benefits of computer science education. (i.e. newsletter, conference station, parent night) See Engaged Communities in CS.
Students and staff participate in any district data gathering on computer science education.
School implementation plan provides for 50% of students to access the K-5 computer science standards through a K-2 and 3-5 progression. Instruction may be provided by a school specialist or classroom teachers, where students average approximately twenty hours computer science instruction a year, about 30 minutes a week.
OR School implementation plan provides for all students to access some of the K-5 computer science standards through a K-2 and 3-5 progression, with students averaging approximately ten hours computer science instruction a year, about 15 minutes a week. Instruction may be provided by a school specialist or classroom teachers.
School implementation plan reflects a balance of unplugged and online activities.
Implementation includes a plan for the delivery of digital citizenship education.
Teacher(s) providing instruction are engaged in formal training in computer science and/or coding. Computer science professional development may be conducted in person (by Auburn SD staff) or online, with coding training using Code.org. See resource list.
Students and staff participate in any district data gathering on computer science education.
*OSPI defines a computer science course as twenty hours of instruction.
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