Learning a lot of good ideas for presenting and differentiating the lesson content.
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Me too. I’m a total neophyte.
I truly appreciate the LEAD LEARNER role.
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I have learned about how Code.org incorporates discovery learning and how powerful it is for learning.
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I learned better questioning strategies for implementing the lessons in the classroom.
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We’re already learning a lot on our 2nd day of TeacherCon Philly! We just finished the Digital Footprint lesson and I really enjoyed stalking Jonathan (Social Sleuth).
Also, here’s a great video shared by our first TLO group on HTML. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHM5EnhH8yQ)
I learned that you don’t always have to front load with all the vocabulary needed for a lesson. Sometimes the “discovery” process provides the best learning experience.
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Although nerve wrecking, it was a good experience to teach one lesson to get a feel for the content before going back to school.
Enjoyed watching the first 2 groups present today! You guys did AWESOME! Learned about Pair Programming today. I can’t wait to try it out in my classroom.
Thank you. So my box one is now complete.
I am learning how to use html!!! It is an awesome tool.
Learning how to present big computer science ideas in an approachable way for my students.
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We’re learning how to use the forum! And, how to post comments to topics.
For the very first time i learned how to navigate code.org. I am learning so much, glad I took the opportunity to participate
https://youtu.be/AI_dayIQWV4
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HTML editing techniques that actually preview in the side.
i learned the marked up language and the tags
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I am very impressed by the organization, timeliness, and ways we are experiencing the student side of CS Discoveries.
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I learned about W3 Schools as a programming resource. Awesome! 
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I really liked the Pair Programming tool, as well as the in-class collaboration.