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Integrating Computer Literacy and Computer Science in the Classroom

Tue. November 19, 2024 9:00 am - 3:00 pm CST

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Integrating Computer Literacy and Computer Science in the Classroom

Tue. November 19, 2024 | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm CST

Whether you teach math, science, language arts, or any other subject, computer literacy and computer science are becoming increasingly relevant to your students’ success.

First, we’ll define computer literacy, differentiate it from computer science, and explore how to seamlessly integrate both into your classroom, regardless of your subject area. Discover practical and engaging strategies to enhance your students’ digital skills and prepare them for the future.

Then, we’ll break down the Illinois computer science standards into manageable steps, highlighting best practices for incorporating CS concepts into any classroom or content area. Learn how to foster computational thinking, problem-solving, and creativity in your students, even if you don’t consider yourself a “tech” teacher.

This workshop is designed for educators across all disciplines and grade levels. Join us to gain the knowledge and confidence to empower your students with essential skills for the digital age.

Co-Presented by Sarah Phelps, Program Manager, Computer Science and STEM

Format
Focus Area
Computer Science & STEM
Area
Southern Illinois
PD Hours
5
Cost
$35

Other

Area
Southern Illinois
PD Hours
5

Venue

ROE 12 PD Training Center
300 W Main St
Robinson, IL 62454
Phone:
618392-4631
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Presenter

Emily Flach
Emily Flach
Regional Educational Technology Coordinator | Southern Region, Learning Technology Center

Sarah Phelps
Sarah Phelps
Program Manager, Computer Science and STEM, Learning Technology Center