A student-built CTE webpage redesign coincided with the school adding one computer science course the following year¶
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q2 i? After AP computer science students redesigned the CTE webpage to recruit students, the teacher reported the number of computer science courses taught increased by one for the upcoming school year. → cs-webpage
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Wortman, A., and Schiner, N. (2024, June). Access to powerful technology as a catalyst for career pathway engagement [Project Report]. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/217
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In the Engagement section, Mr. Duarte describes tasking his AP computer science class with redesigning the school's CTE webpage to "sell computer science to prospective students and parents," using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. He reports the course count increase; the paper does not establish causality.
"They did an excellent job on the webpages and we have increased the number of computer science courses taught at our school by one for the upcoming school year."
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Related Claims¶
- Exposure to the HP Learning Studio raised student awareness that spread peer-to-peer and broadened students' sense of future possibilities
- Collaborative critique-and-redesign instruction shifts students from a value-free view of objectivity toward a procedural one — related
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A student-built CTE webpage redesign coincided with the school adding one computer science course the following year |
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A student-built CTE webpage redesign coincided with the school adding one computer science course the following year |
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