Hi!I’m Bob, I teach grades 1 through 12, and I plan to teach AI this year. What interests me most about code.org is its teaching methodology.
Hi! I’m Samantha. I teach STEM to students in grades 2-4. I’m just trying to figure all this out and am hopeful Code.org will provide helpful learning opportunities.
My name is Kyle Nuckolls and I teach K-8 STEM and HS Biology. I plan on teaching the CS Fundamentals course. I’m excited that code.org allows me to bring high quality instructional materials to my students, without costing anything.
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Hi, I’m Fajar from Indonesia. Now, I’m teaching on the 7th class on the Junior High School. I want to teach about coding to my students.
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Hi My name is Dawn Rosado. I will be teaching 2nd and 3rd grade Coding Club for the first time this year! I will be using Course C with CS Fundamentals. I excited to learn more about coding myself.
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Hello,
My name is Desi Milenkova from Bulgaria. This year I teach 3th grade. I excited about Code.org, because it help my students learn coding with interesting activities!
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Hi my name is Jay from Melbourne, Australia.
I am a Digital Technology specialist at a P-6 primary school.
I am excited to learn more about Code.org. and how I can embed lessons into my curriculum.
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Hello! My name is Benjamin Krothe 5th, and I am a Technology Education Teacher at Lampeter-Strasburg High School in Lampeter, PA. I teach a class entitled Introduction to Information Technology, which is a 9-week required course for all freshmen. We do a unit on Learning HTML and one on CSS. Code.org is a great resource for those units!
Hi all,
My name is Michael Sanchez and I instruct K-12 STEM & AI/Robotics at the Boys and Girls Club. This year on top of our Ethical AI curriculum I plan to teach AIF and I am excited to facilitate this because I loved using code.org when I was in highschool.
Feel free to connect on linkedin!
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbsanchez/
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Olá meu nome é Marina
Trabalho na Escola Est GTI Dep Fed José Alves de Assis de Araguaina Tocantins.
Esse ano ´pretendo trabalhar no curriculo escolar robótica, pensamento computacional com os estudantes do Ensino Médio.
Achei incrivel a forma com Code.com traz os tópicos da computação de maneira simples e integrada as metodologias ativas como a gamificação
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My name is Elisabetta Buono, and I’m a secondary school teacher. This year, I’ll be teaching as a trainer to teachers of all levels. The Code.org platform is packed with materials, resources, and courses—a place to learn coding and grow professionally
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Hello, beautiful people.
What’s your name?
My name is Carlos Eduardo, but I prefer to be called by my nickname, Biluka.
What grades do you teach?
I teach Computer Science. I’m here because I participate in an NGO in the countryside of Paraná, Brazil, with educational robotics workshops.
What curriculum do you plan to teach this year?
Computer fundamentals and robotics for the NGO’s children.
What excites you most about Code.org?
It’s a phenomenal environment, and above all, it’s welcoming and has all the resources we need for teaching Computer Science.
Hugs and positive energy!
Hello, my name is Golda and I am teaching Primary 1 and 2. I am excited to explore code.org curriculum and teach them to my students.
Hello everyone,
I’m Mr. Cruz. I work with Tk-8th students. This year, I am excited to bring Code.org to my new school and new position as a lead technology teacher! I worked with a friend at a previous school and got to learn a lot about Code.org during those 2 years. My students are so excited to begin coding, many lit up when they saw the Minecraft Education and Star Wars lessons. I am still figuring it out, but I want my kids to have fun while they learn how to code and modify/alter to their hearts’ content.
Hi. My name is Amerie Lee. I am teaching computer science A and AI for Grade 8, 10, 11 and 12 now. Mostly I am teaching for AP course and IGCSE. I like code.org‘s coding practice and questions. Thanks for the chance to join this community.
My name is Chiraz Benabdelkader, I’m teaching Computer Science for 9th grade using the CSD curriculum for the first time ever. I have a PhD in CS and was a college prof for many years, but learning to teach with code.org is still a learning curve even with several degree in CS! Learning something new is what’s most exciting.
My name is Priscylla Silva, and I teach computer programming to high school students. This year, I plan to work on programming content and introduce artificial intelligence.
Hi! My name is Marie Gherlone and I am a middle school math teacher in a very small school. We currently have 18 students in middle school and about 55 students total (k-8).
I am interested in teaching basic coding and AI to the students.
I want the students to have some knowledge of computers and how they work and not just using them for games and tools. I studied programming in the dark ages of computers (mid 1980s), and used Code.org to introduce some middle school students to the fundamentals of programming casually about 10 years ago when I was a librarian at a different middle school.
I am most excited about using Code.org because they give me the platform to teach something that I am not that familiar with anymore (I would totally fail an assignment to program in Fortran these days!) and can share the experience with my students.
Ms. Marie
Hi everyone,
My name is Revanth Gowda. I teach computer science and programming, mainly web development and software engineering. This year, I’m planning to use Code.org’s CS Discoveries and CS Principles curriculum. I really like how Code.org makes coding easy to understand and engaging for students. Looking forward to learning and sharing ideas with everyone here.
Hi, I’m Shante. I teach middle school math, and I have recently been given a 30 minute STEM enrichment block for some advanced 8th grade students. I am hoping to use Code.org lessons to introduce my students to coding and to help me build my skills as well.