Explore strategies for equitably closing the computer science education gap in this 34-minute Strange Loop Conference talk. Discover the Technology Education and Literacy in Schools (TEALS) program, a Microsoft Philanthropies initiative aimed at building sustainable computer science programs in high schools. Learn how TEALS focuses on serving students excluded from CS education due to race, gender, and geography. Gain insights into increasing inclusive CS education in the United States and British Columbia, Canada. Understand the current state of CS education, the challenges faced, and the importance of industry-wide efforts in addressing this issue. Delve into the TEALS program structure, including the co-teach model, and find out how to get involved as a volunteer. Hear from Jeffery Phipps, a former teacher and current Regional Manager for TEALS in the St. Louis area, as he shares his experience and passion for expanding CS education opportunities.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Introductions
Who are we
We have a problem
Teals Program
Why are you here
Where are you
Black and AfricanAmerican Expansion
I Need Help
We Set You Up For Success
Im In
Your Week
Industrywide Effort
Volunteering
Who are we looking for
Joe Bell
Next Steps
CoTeach Model
Outro
Taught by
Strange Loop Conference
