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"I Can Do That Too": Factors Influencing a Sense of Belonging for Females in Computer Science Classrooms

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2023
Previous research on belonging in computer science offers insights into the role that stereotypes play in reducing females' sense of belonging or fit in computer science (CS), which has been associated with their significant underrepresentation in the ...
J. Moya   +5 more
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Community Embedded Computing Education: Shaping Young People's Perceptions of Self-confidence and Personal Expression with Computer Science in a Youth Boxing Gym

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2023
Efforts in the United States to broaden the participation of racial and ethnic minorities in K12 computer science (CS) education often focus on the need for children to change themselves to meet the standards and norms of traditional computing education.
Michael Lachney   +3 more
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Discovering Computer Science: A High School CS Course Co-developed by College & High School Teachers

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
We present a new high school level computer science (CS) curriculum that is a key component of a comprehensive college/high school partnerships program supporting secondary CS education in New York State.
Pauline White   +4 more
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Quantifying the Effects of Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles on Participation and Diversity in AP CS

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
We estimate the causal impacts of a new Advanced Placement (AP) course on participation in CS education. AP offers college-level courses, exams, and potentially college credit to U.S. secondary students. Historically, female, Black, and Hispanic students
Daniela Ganelin, Thomas S. Dee
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The efficacy of a computer science curriculum for early childhood: evidence from a randomized controlled trial in K-2 classrooms

Computer Science Education, 2023
Background and context: Despite the growing importance of computer science (CS) education, high-quality CS curricula for students in kindergarten to lower elementary grades are lacking. It is also unclear how students from underrepresented groups such as
Dandan Yang, Zhanxia Yang, M. Bers
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Understanding U.S. secondary computer science teachers’ challenges and needs

Computer Science Education, 2023
Background and Context Based on issues arising around how to best prepare CS teachers and the constantly changing nature of the CS education content, curriculum, and instructional methods, it is crucial to examine the needs of secondary CS teachers ...
Olgun Sadik, Anne T. Ottenbreit-Leftwich
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Beyond Traditional Teaching: Large Language Models as Simulated Teaching Assistants in Computer Science

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
As the prominence of Large Language Models (LLMs) grows in various sectors, their potential in education warrants exploration. In this study, we investigate the feasibility of employing GPT-3.5 from OpenAI, as an LLM teaching assistant (TA) or a virtual ...
Meng Liu, Faten M'hiri
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The Motivation to Teach Computer Science (MTCS) scale: development, validation, and implications for use

Computer Science Education, 2023
Background and Context As computer science (CS) education expands and the need for well-prepared CS teachers grows, understanding what motivates teachers to teach CS can help address challenges to recruiting, preparing, and retaining teachers.
N. Martin   +3 more
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Who is Teaching Computer Science? Understanding Professional Identity of American Computer Science Teachers through a National Survey

Computer Science Education, 2023
Background & Context Continuously developing teachers’ knowledge, practice, and professional identity is one of the key standards for effective computer science (CS) teachers.
Lijun Ni   +3 more
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Broadening Participation in Adult Education: A Literature Review of Computer Science Education

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education
Extending computer science (CS) education to address inclusion, diversity, and equity in all settings can broaden the participation of underrepresented groups including the adult education.
F. J. Agbo
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