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Embracing the Unknown: From Nervous Novice to Coding Educator
05.13.24
“Nervous. Excited. Hopeful. Overwhelmed.” These are the words Michele Yocum, a veteran K-4 STEM specialist at Black River Elementary School in Sullivan, Ohio, used
Sessions at a glance, last chance for early bird rates/hotel block
05.06.24
Summit is back! Visit the main page for this year’s details Latest information on the summit The countdown has begun! The Ohio STEM Learning
Empowering educators with coding as an integration specialist
05.01.24
Ohio educators, seize this opportunity to enhance your teaching skills in computer science. Today is the final day for priority applications for a range
Making coding accessible: How I changed my approach
04.24.24
Regardless of the grade they teach, Ohio educators can find the resources they need to motivate students, align with pertinent standards, and foster transformative
Bridging the Gap: How OSLN’s Computer Science Training Enhanced My STEM Classroom
04.17.24
No matter the grade level, Ohio teachers can get support to inspire students, connect to relevant standards, and build life-changing skills. Applications are open
Three pathways to teaching with a computer science license
03.18.24
No matter what grade you teach, the Ohio STEM Learning Network (OSLN) has programs that can help you bring computer science to your school.
Ohio awards $6 million in grants to expand computer science, including OSLN programs
01.16.24
Today, Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced $6 million in grants supporting teachers pursuing licensure in computer science education. The Teach CS Grants will give
Shaunta Ford: Paving the way in computer science education
12.04.23
Applications open January 16, 2024 for the Ohio STEM Learning Network’s Computer Science professional learning programs. No matter the grade level, Ohio teachers can
Celebrate CSEdweek and help create opportunity
12.04.23
Computer Science opens doors. Learning the basics will help students in every career—from agriculture to healthcare. Seventy-one percent (71%) of all U.S. jobs require
