Teach Computing in Schools: Creating a Curriculum for Ages 11 to 16
CO230 Online course
Create an inspiring and engaging computing curriculum for secondary school students, using freely available resources.
On this course, teachers can discover how to create a computing curriculum for pupils aged 11 to 16, using freely available online resources to complement your existing materials.
What topics will you cover?
- Computing and its place in the Curriculum
- Pedagogy
- Adapting for your setting
- Online learning platforms
- Summative assessment
- Putting it into practice
Who is the course for?
This course would appeal to all computing teachers at schools teaching 11-16-year-olds, from those that are newly qualified to heads of department.
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...
- Describe the importance of computing in secondary schools
- Explain how the Teach Computing Curriculum can support you in your teaching
- Evaluate how learning graphs are used as part of a progression model
- Modify resources to include differentiation that suits the needs of learners in your school
- Develop an assessment strategy combining the Teach Computing Curriculum assessment materials with your school’s own system
- Modify your curriculum plans to integrate the Teach Computing Curriculum
This course is part of the Teach secondary computing certificate.
Teach secondary computing
Our nationally recognised qualification will give you confidence to take your computing teaching to the next level and to apply those skills in the classroom.
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