and another to all of our 9th graders. It's not a course, by any stretch
of the imagination, since by design we've left out most of the formal
discussion in favor of examples and experiementation, but it could be
extended into one without too much work. Our current state of play (due
for revision, I might add) is at http://tech.canterburyschool.org/tech/ICE
Cheers,
Vern
Carol wrote:
> I am interested in creating a middle school course in programming. Scratch
> is already being introduced in our enrichment program in our lower school.
> Programs I am considering are Alice, Starlogo, Microworlds, HTML. If anyone
> is teaching a programming course(s) either as part of the curriculum or in
> an after school setting I would like to hear what you are teaching. If there
> is a written curriculum would you be willing to share it? Are there other
> programs you might suggest I consider?
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> Carol : )
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> Carol Hoffman Sukoneck
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