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For us, it is learning from our PLN and listeners.
We have recorded 99episodes and we are looking forward to tonight’s live stream episode at 6pm EST.
Join us and/ or send us your message for what motivates you!
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We made a game out of the error messages and problems students overcome when learning to use their @adafruit#CircuitPlaygrounds for the first time.
It's important to normalize the process of solving problems and help students realize that they can figure it out!
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We're recording our next episode tomorrow and we are taking questions! What do you want to ask? Reply here and tell us.
Set a reminder for yourself on our @youtube stream: buff.ly/3yoEXf9
Teachers - Trying to figure out what to learn this summer?
Why not hang out for Sunday morning coffee with a master of professional development, @jmikton and get some ideas?
LIVE STREAM: 10am EDT June 13
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Teaching Python Episode 69 Live Recording with PyCharm Edu piped.video/cTz1jGNVECY via @YouTube
“The ideal art, the noblest of art: working w the complexities of life, refusing to simplify, to "overcome" doubt.”
Coding is complex, so remember:
Tim Peters says it best- “In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess. “
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As suggested by one of our listeners, the @CodyeApp lets you visualize code in a nice way for students and learners. Let the learners see the code in a nice way without making it too easy to copy and paste. Listen to @smtibor and @KellyPared on Episode 60 buff.ly/3psVZ7X
Episode 60 is now live! What happens when @smtibor and @kellypared have a lot of small topics? You get to hang out with our hosts while they Shoot the "Stuff" this week! buff.ly/2L49j3G
Launch Alert! Episode 60 of the Teaching Python #podcast is now available. Join Kelly and Sean as they cover a variety of topics from around the web and around the classroom. buff.ly/3podFkZ
Can 10 and 11 year old students learn to read @pytestdotorg reports? Our sources say yes! Check out Episode 59 for more information, @brianokken...
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Our next episode with @somacdivad about Writing Content for Asynchronous Learning goes live in a little more than 8 hours. Our Patreon $5/mo supporters get early access now at patreon.com/teachingpython.
Resilience and Equity are essential, not just in distance learning. If you don't know the amazing coach Elena Aguilar (@brightmorningtm), here's an introduction to these topics in her own words.
Then check out teachingpython.fm/42 with her, @KellyPared, and @smtibor!
Our most joyful episode is about to drop in 39 minutes. Want a peek at the best question we've ever been asked?
Episode 41: Pythonic Parenting with The Shaws (including @anthonypjshaw) is on the way!
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About to start recording our next episode and we will answer your questions on the air. Want to know what tea we’re drinking or which IDE we use with students? Now’s your chance! Just reply to this thread. #python#teaching#edtech#computerscience
Sometimes after a stressful day of teaching python, you just need to take a moment (with a student 20% time project). “The Stress Management Mask 1000” @adafruit#circuitplayground#usingsensors