Showing posts with label generation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label generation. Show all posts

What is Missing from the Next Generation Science Standards

Saturday, June 4, 2016

The Next Generation Science Standards were published on May 11th.




This week the CSEd Week Blog a great post about why computer science should be included in these standards.

From the post:

While the math standards are well on their way to being implemented and assessed, Achieve’s new effort on the science standards is still in development, and they need to hear from you about the importance of having real, engaging computer science in these standards.


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The Last Generation

Thursday, April 21, 2016

We just started back to school on Tuesday. We watched the code.org video and had a class discussion about changes brought by computer science.



The fascinating thing is this group of teens is the last to remember BEFORE the internet.

Seriously, find a teenager and ask if they remember the first time they went online. My own 5th and 7th graders cant, the Internet has just always been there. My students, just a few years older can remember a before and after.

I am really intrigued by this.  Such an odd moment. 

So I am curious, when did you first go online?
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