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After a coding session, have kids talk as a class about what was frustrating, and what strategies did they use when they were frustrated.  It helps some kids to hear that others were frustrated too and how they handled it.  I was amazed at the great ideas that even young kids had! (walking around a little, taking deep breaths, trying something different, etc.)

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Offer afterschool coding time and teach them how to use their own device at home

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Put code.org on class symbaloo

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Try the driver/navigator example to allow for support from a peer.

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Use it as a wait time activit

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Partner with Industry members in you

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Tell them the activities are FREE!!!

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Chromebooks!!

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How to get buy- in from administration?

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Start with easy lessons and gradually get harder.

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Integrate with curriculum.  Ex:  Write a story during writing time, then code it on Scratch Jr. Also covers speaking/list standards.

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Try giving them a copy of the troubleshooting guide at the beginning of our book.  Make this a whole lesson.

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http://www.exploringcs.org/

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Offer after school club

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Reassuring that the instructor does not have to be an expert in coding and to share and learn together with their students.

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Advocate to get coding as a required standard.

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Make a bookmark. If using GAFE - force it to users' Chrome

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Pair up with them, be the lead teacher on this topic. Have them help so they learn with you.

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Show them how it works and maybe find inspirational or motivating videos.

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Offer to lead a coding time with all classes. Personally talk to teachers you don't take you up on it.

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Have school schedule professional development where they get to try it

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Tie it to the standards

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We have started our keyboarding at lower grade levels, and students do it twice a week. I would like them to try coding during one of their keyboarding times.

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Bring your own device

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It takes to long to get the computers setup and going.

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Have them teach younger grades or have them create apps to launch in the real world.

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Align with standards

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limited time for learning other activities,  such as, coding

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"Unplugged" activites

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Getting all teachers on board to work with their students.

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How do we convince hesitant teachers to try it?

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Not enough time in the day

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How to implement in a High School classroom?

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Equal time for all students

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not enough ipads

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How do you get kids to keep trying and not give up or cry. 20% of the students will get too frustrated. Ideas or lessons on persistence would be great!