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Shout out to @Irene for sending books at SFUSD!

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Shout out to Irene for getting an EL to do work that was relevant to him

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Encouraing Student Voice

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Make connections to student lives in all activities throughout the year. Start with a good student survey which will collect data that can be used in class activities. Also, have students complete identity journals. Make sure to bring in speakers so they can make connections to industry.

Shout out to Myra and Christina for taking risks and trying to incorporate our learning into their teaching.

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Kevin
I liked hearing about the great ideas that are being implemented in other people classrooms.

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Centering Student Voice.  Leaving space for career Pathways
Critical Race Theory: Interest convergence plays a role in systemic change.

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To Share more stories:

To share more stories with students and get them to question the structures around them and bring that into their projects.

Thanks, Michael and Kath , it was great sharing with you.

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Jobs in CS and quarterly reports on tech hiring, diversity representation, actively supporting student voice! Thanks @Zelda and @Michael

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We all liked using the survey

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One take away that was expressed was allowing creativity through using tools for engagement and creating opportunities to explore that creativity within the classroom.

An Appreciation I'd like to share is just being able to be in a space with such great minds and being able to listen and absorb so many ideas from everyone here.  It has been a pleasure this year since I was not teaching CS this year.

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There are non-coding platforms out there to help present the problem in a more active way. Check out https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/ (Shout out to Hannah for discovering this!). I think this is really important for motivating the teaching of technical material as a solution's based approach to learning. Appreciation: All the CS teachers (especially in OUSD)! It's great having this community of educators available because it gets us talking and thinking. That's huge!

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1). The activity that Christina created for Identity.  That is something I want to add for next year.
I appreciate how she organized the activity.
2). I appreciate how Judianne  organizes her projects around themes and then the student have choices for their projects.

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Shout out to Monica for her research on  Critical Race Theory

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**I learned about videos that use dance to teach about algorithms! Amazing... as a former dancer!! Thanks @Steven!!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIqiLefbVHsOAXDAxQJH7Xw

**I learned about virtual and in person field trips to NASA I can take my classes to. https://www.nasa.gov/ames/aee
~Thanks @ Christine

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1)recognizing the importance of balancing the rigor/subject matter in a way that doesn't make the students feel that they're contributing to institutions of oppression - teaching them to have a liberation imagination, not just for these "case studies" but for their own lives
2)I appreciate how welcoming everyone has been of what I've shared I know I talk a lot, but everyone has been so receptive to my contributions

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Centering student voice and interests in curriculum and how classes are structured.

I would like to appreciate Angela for sharing how she gave students the space and opportunity to shape their academy!

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Take away: incorporate more industry folks from diverse backgrounds into class.
Appreciation: Seeing others also struggle with incorporating what we learn and getting ideas from each other.

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to add more info about CS vs just building code-- careers, ethics, more school wide promo of cs- 1010 day, monthly celebrations of people who helped advance CS.

Thanks to all the teachers who share their resources to make all our classes even better.

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A take away was shifting technical skills education to students being active in the conversation of equity / social justice + CS, and identity based motivation in CS education. My findings from AI education fit into this idea really well, and I want to continue my work carrying out with this lens. Appreciate Sonia for her synthesis and insight!

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1) the importance of opening up to your students good or bad
2) both my partners

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Include more gaming themes in curriculum to engage more students - avoid 'shoot' 'em up  ...

Appreciations to Zelda and Kath ...  Zelda for articulation of tasks and Kath for Gaming focus ...

M Wesley

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Highlights

Find videos of some of the great inventions by different groups.

Practice career skills and research careers (other than programming)

Importance of teaching the community what computer science is

Appreciation

To everyone for all the shared resources to use in our classrooms!

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Write a post-it with your name.

Highlight something you have taken from others in today's triads

What’s an appreciation you would like to share?