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Description
As our society becomes increasingly digital, our education system must also evolve. Students need to graduate with all the tools and skills necessary to thrive in a diverse and digital society. These tools and skills include a computer science education and integrated computational thinking. Creating equitable K-12 Computer Science learning opportunities will enable our students to perform better in other subjects, excel at problem-solving, innovation, and other future-ready technology skills and increase the likelihood of college attendance.
The Computer Science Educator Network meetings are designed to connect with other regional Computer Science educators. They will meet to discuss the latest computer science news, events, and DPI updates. Network participants will reflect, stretch, and grow as they explore and discuss high-impact instructional strategies. With a focus on equitable learning opportunities, participants will share effective ways to support teachers’ planning and practices to increase student engagement and achievement.
Digital Learning Specialist
Tina Lemmens
Learning Services Program Assistant
Kristina Reignier
Primary Products and Services
Primary Products and Services
Network members will meet to connect with other Computer Science Educators to:
Be in the know of the latest Computer Science news, events, and DPI updates.
Engage in the Wisconsin State Computer Science Plan
Furthering district goals aligned to the SCRIPT framework: Leadership, Teacher Capacity and Training, Instructional Resources, Community, and Partnerships.
Network with other Computer Science educators around teaching computer science across the content areas, extend secondary programming, developing equitable systems, implementing standards aligned instructional resources, and more.
Explore and discuss high-impact instructional strategies.
Design and share effective ways to support teachers planning and practices that will increase student engagement and outcomes.
Primary Stakeholders
Primary Stakeholders
Grades K - 12 Educators
Computer Science Teachers
Instructional Coaches
Curriculum and Instruction Leaders
Networks
Networks
Computer Science Educators Quarterly Meetings
Priorities
Priorities
Wisconsin Standards for Computer Science serve as rigorous goals for teaching and learning
Setting high standards enables students, educators, and parents to understand what students are expected to learn
Clear statements about what students must know and be able to do are essential to ensure students are given the opportunity to succeed
Develop systems and support teacher capacity to provide equitable K-12 Computer Science learning opportunities
Address Loss of Learning
Support Recovery
Funding Sources
Funding Sources
Learning Services Customized Days
Local Funds
more information
more information
Contact Name: Tina Lemmens | Contact Title: Digital Learning Specialist | Phone: 920-639-9667 | Email: tlemmens@cesa7.org
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