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June 2018

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Computer Science Teachers' Association of Ireland and Python resources
by Stephen Murphy 15 Jun '18

15 Jun '18
Hello all, My name is Stephen Murphy. I am a teacher of science, biology, coding, digital media and computer science in Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG in Cork City, Ireland. The Irish government has recently created coding, digital media and computer science subjects in Irish schools. The coding and digital media course have already started to junior classes, the senior computer science subject will come into effect next September. The national body charged with developing the curriculum and specification for the Computer Science subject has said that only Python and Java script may be used. In November 2017, I created the Computer Science Teachers' Association of Ireland (CSTAI). To date, we have over 440 members and 36 of the 40 pilot Leaving Certificate Computer Science schools have joined. We have a Google Drive with 100's of resources for coding, computer science, digital media and general computing courses. The material is suitable for both primary and secondary level. These resources can be accessed, downloaded and modified by our members for their class. We have an entire folder of Python resources (Notes, worksheets, videos, python scripts etc) on the Google Drive. I propose an exchange of Python teaching resources from the CSTAI to you and vice-versa. Joining and accessing all the CSTAI has to offer is completely free. My only aim to help teachers here and abroad. This will allow both sets of teachers to expand their teaching resource bank. If you are interested in this exchange, please respond to this email and we can work out the exchange. Email address: president.cstai(a)gmail.com If you would like some information about the CSTAI, we have a webpage: https://tinyurl.com/compscitechireland And some social media pages: https://www.facebook.com/ComputerScienceTeachersAssocationIreland/ https://twitter.com/cstai_tweets Best wishes, Stephen -- Stephen Murphy BSc.(Hons), PDE, MSc. M.Ed President, Computer Science Teachers' Association of Ireland
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