Computer Science Teachers Association

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fellow Chris Jacob's research examines K–12 educators' lived experiences with the integration of artificial intelligence in instructional practices.

Read his full profile on The Voice for what he's learned and how to put it into practice: https://hubs.ly/Q04g6_LB0

Since its launch, Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) has been celebrated for increasing participation among historically underrepresented groups, including females and students of color.

So why aren't we seeing the same participation in students with disabilities, and how can teachers close the gap in their own classes? https://hubs.ly/Q04g8SD60

New episode of ! Allison Braley, CS Specialist at the Maine Dept. of Education, talks about computational thinking, equity in CS, and why getting girls & special ed students into coding early changes everything. https://hubs.ly/Q04jdVhS0

fellow Dr. Kate Lockwood shares her experience participating in the CSTA Knowledge Exchange program for the course "Why Teach Programming with GenAI?" and how the material applied to her daily classroom needs.

Read the full story on The Voice: https://hubs.ly/Q04g6Ct80

Meet Dr. Kate Lockwood, a high school CS teacher who helped develop AI guidelines at her school that encouraged students to make use of AI supports while recognizing its limitations.

Read her full profile on The Voice: https://hubs.ly/Q04g6lMP0

CSTA works hard to ensure our annual conference is a welcoming space that provides an intentional focus on equity, representation, and real-world applications. Last year's attendees seem to think we hit the mark 🎯

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"As an engineer, I learned that every system has constraints. As a teacher, I have learned that every student deserves the opportunity to understand those systems, question them, and use them wisely."

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Meet fellow Dr. Jie Long, a computer science and CTE teacher in Phoenix, AZ dedicated to ensuring all students have access to high-quality computer science education.

Read his full profile on The Voice: https://hubs.ly/Q04g16rQ0

Join members of the 2026 K-12 CS Standards writing team, advisory board, and partners at 's closing keynote as they unveil the vision, research, and priorities behind this landmark revision — and explore how it sets the course for the next generation of CS education.
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