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I have been busy writing a lot of multiple choice questions recently and I wanted to share some helpful hints on writing questions that your students won't defeat by simply seeing the patterns! Computer Science students are particularly good at this and so here are some quick suggestions! Hopefully

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Add comment markers in your Swift code to mark text as prose.

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STEM and Computing Education: Access Arm’s curriculum resources and professional learning with popular tools like micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, and more.

Describes the markup formatting language used for creating rich playgrounds, documenting swift code, and adding developer symbols to QuickHelp.

Experience CS is a brand-new, free, integrated computer science curriculum for elementary and middle school educators and anyone working with students aged 8...

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A website dedicated to the fascinating world of mathematics and programming

An sqlite tool to emulate the gcse query screen

10 Popular And Most Used Machine Learning Algorithms Explained for Beginners using Infographics with Python Code and Video Tutorials.

Online Karnaugh Map solver that makes a kmap, shows you how to group the terms, shows the simplified Boolean equation, and draws the circuit for up to 6 variables. A Quine-McCluskey option is also available for up to 6 variables.

EduBlocks is a free tool by Anaconda that helps anyone learn how to code with text-based languages like Python or HTML using a familiar drag-and-drop blocks system

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Cambridge iGCSE & A-level Computer Science teacher sharing resources to help students along the way. I spend most of my time in Python, but I've also done plenty in Scratch and am beginning to put together more exam help videos when I get a spare minute! I also share quite a few ICT tips for teachers and students alike. All subscriptions REALLY, REALLY appreciated...I am also on X as @eslweb

Since 2020, we have facilitated free monthly online seminars on various topics in computing education. All our online research seminars are available to watch and share.

Python Challenge site aimed at schools and first year university students. All tutorials are in Python 3.

Guided interactive problem solving that’s effective and fun. Try thousands of interactive lessons in math, programming, data analysis, AI, science, and more.

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Computer Science Resources for Teachers