by Kayla Goldschmidt | Aug 12, 2021 | AP CSP
I have a love/hate relationship with the AP Computer Science Principles course. Let’s start with the main LOVE I have, which also happens to be my main HATE: the freedom of setting up your course. I do love having a course that gives you a lot of freedom to add...
by Kayla Goldschmidt | Aug 1, 2021 | AP CSA, AP CSP, AP Statistics, My Classroom
Finding the “first day” activities (the lessons before we start the content) always invoke both stress and excitement for me. Exciting, because I love creating lessons that engage and get to know students after a whole summer off, but stressful because...
by Kayla Goldschmidt | Jul 23, 2021 | AP CSA, AP CSP
I LOVE having a great activity to rope kids into my subject on Day 1. This is their first impression of the class, and I always want a low stress, unplugged, introductive activity. While I enjoy icebreaker games, I know that puts so much stress on students for a Day 1...
by Kayla Goldschmidt | Jul 2, 2021 | AP CSP
I’ve said this before but it worth saying again: I am so happy the College Board editted their course approval process. We no longer have to frett over a single syllabus, constantly editted and resubmitted, only to have it denyed to the point where you are...
by Kayla Goldschmidt | Jun 30, 2021 | AP CSP
Here is a list of my units, along with the learning targets in each unit. Unit 1 – Introduction to Computer Science 1A: Students will be able to summarize the key points in the historical development of modern computers.1B: Students will be able to understand and...
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