2b. Standards: K-12 CS Framework
Week 4 (July 5)Media: Unfold Studio.
Video notes
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K-12 CS Framework
- Common ground for collaboration across states (e.g. ECEP)
- Emphasis on practices.
- Questions around definition of CT.
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Unfold Studio
- Motivations:
- Is block-based necessary as an introduction to CS?
- Unfold Studio supports text-based practices
- Text-based may also support more substantial critical engagement in projects.
- Emphasis on pedagogy (unit focused on essential question: Who can we be in our worlds?)
- Stronger connection to interdisciplinary writing practices
- Situated/feminist theory:
- identity authorship,
- channeling voices,
- developing critical awareness
- Is block-based necessary as an introduction to CS?
- Research opportunities
- AI integration
- Motivations:
Readings
K-12 Computer Science Framework. (2016). Read executive summary (pp. 1-5); Skim chapters 4-6 (pp. 57-122). Make sure you are familiar with the structure of these chapters and the overview of each practice and concept.
Proctor, C., & Garcia, A. (2020). Student voices in the digital hubbub. In L. Hogg, K. Stockbridge, C. Achieng-Evenson, & S. SooHoo (Eds.), Pedagogies of With-ness: Students, Teachers, Voice, and Agency (pp. 119–132). Myers Educational Press.