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Title:	Teaching CS from K through 12
Authors:	Kacmarcik, Gary Kacmarcik, Sylvie Giral
Keywords:	programming middle grades Gameboy Advance hardware
Issue Date:	Jul-2008
Publisher:	U of Washington, WA
Abstract:	Presenters answer the question "How can we best teach programming?" Their three goals are to demystify computers for students, encourage students to learn programming, provide tools for parents/educators. Start teaching programming in 6th-8th grades. They include an overview of a middle grade level class. They use Gameboy Advance games as basis for their student projects. Some computing skills can be taught even earlier
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2378/367
Appears in Collections:	L1 A 01: Parts of a Personal Computer SI D: Classroom Strategies SI C 01: Gender SI A 01: Recruiting students L1 A 08: Computer Programming

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