Andrew Jay
@ajm155.bsky.social
Computer Science teacher in the UK, formerly Digital Technologies teacher from Australia
Raspberry Pi enthusiast
Raspberry Pi enthusiast
This is what I’ve been looking for in terms of the order of teaching programming
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Thread: Managing cognitive load when introducing sub-programs.
Had a great discussion with @httcs.online (PS - ooh nice handle!) about this the other day. Here's my suggested approach.
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Thread: Managing cognitive load when introducing sub-programs.
Had a great discussion with @httcs.online (PS - ooh nice handle!) about this the other day. Here's my suggested approach.
#TeamCompSci #CASchat #CSed #CSK8 #CSScot
January 8, 2025 at 9:50 PM
This is what I’ve been looking for in terms of the order of teaching programming
GCSE computer science teachers, how do you structure lessons around teaching the CPU, particularly the registers and other components? Struggling to hold students’ attention!
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November 28, 2024 at 12:55 PM
GCSE computer science teachers, how do you structure lessons around teaching the CPU, particularly the registers and other components? Struggling to hold students’ attention!
#teamcompsci #edtech #edusky
#teamcompsci #edtech #edusky
This is going to be such a powerful tool. The audio overview functionality is really natural sounding. Turning this into ‘podcasts’ for topics may be really helpful for students wishing to self-study.
Lots of talk about Google Notebook LM tonight. If you're interested in learning more there is a great post about it on the Ditch That Textbook blog 😁 #eduskychat
ditchthattextbook.com/notebooklm/
ditchthattextbook.com/notebooklm/
Meet Google NotebookLM: 10 things to know for educators
PDFs. Long documents. Websites and articles. A lot of teaching and learning is focused on reading them ... synthesizing them ... remembering them ...
ditchthattextbook.com
November 19, 2024 at 10:47 AM
This is going to be such a powerful tool. The audio overview functionality is really natural sounding. Turning this into ‘podcasts’ for topics may be really helpful for students wishing to self-study.
One of the best interactive resources available for Computer Science
We get students from across the county following all GCSE courses in Computer Science, which is why you might find resources on the website that aren't required for your particular course - e.g. Huffman Coding (for the AQA students).
www.advanced-ict.info
www.advanced-ict.info
Computing and ICT in a Nutshell
Free interactive resources, teaching materials, schemes of work, guides, blogs and other information for students and teachers of Computing and Computer Science.
www.advanced-ict.info
November 12, 2024 at 10:04 PM
One of the best interactive resources available for Computer Science
Reposted by Andrew Jay
Sharing my microbit python games mini booklet 🕹️Including Simon Says, the Tamagotchi guessing game and more! These games are a great way to introduce learners 11-14 to python 😀 Download the pdf for *free* and find sample code @github.com here 👉 github.com/MrL832/mrlov...
November 12, 2024 at 9:41 PM
Sharing my microbit python games mini booklet 🕹️Including Simon Says, the Tamagotchi guessing game and more! These games are a great way to introduce learners 11-14 to python 😀 Download the pdf for *free* and find sample code @github.com here 👉 github.com/MrL832/mrlov...