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Your presentation hasn't started yet but I LOVE that you split it into integration vs specific courses. 

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Your presentation hasn't started yet but I LOVE that you split it into integration vs specific courses. 

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Creating a format that all schools can follow is a way to keep the requirements consistent across classes / schools. 

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Creating a format that all schools can follow is a way to keep the requirements consistent across classes / schools. 

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As you look at each of the modules, consider grouping all the modules that teach the same skill together, so as you are building your class you can choose one module from each group to hit 3 - 4 skills. 

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As you look at each of the modules, consider grouping all the modules that teach the same skill together, so as you are building your class you can choose one module from each group to hit 3 - 4 skills. 

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Check out what documentation the curriculum office has for any MS CS courses that are already approved

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Could you organize these courses under CS standards?

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There's also a good format for building course descriptions and syllabi through the curric dept that you can find on their blog... I'll look for the link, hang on...

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Common course description. Common Learning Outcomes. Choices in how students meet the outcomes.

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Perhaps align with high school expectations?

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10 for considering ways to smooth and support the implementation of these new resources, lessons, activities.

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The suggestion to use multiple resources also has great value for student learning. Student use of multiple resources allows students to see connections between these resources and generalize key features of computer science "habits of mind."

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The suggestion to use multiple resources also has great value for student learning. Student use of multiple resources allows students to see connections between these resources and generalize key features of computer science "habits of mind."

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Kahle Charles: Set high standards and ask for the resources you need to reach these standards,

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Don't look for where to draw the line (and not just Terri). Expect to have more engaging, more relevant resources every five years.