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Bridges to Science: Homeschooled Teens in STEM
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The Exception Proves the Rule in Tech
This saying encourages critical thinking about the broader context in which rules apply.
Coding for Teens
Coding is a valuable skill for teenagers to learn.
Introducing Teens to Computer Science
Teaching teenagers about computer science now will prepare them for their future in a million different ways.
How to Introduce Your Teen to Computer Science and Web Design
Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can gently introduce your teen to computer science and web design to spark their curiosity.
Remote STEM Activities for Your Teen Students
Here are five STEM activities that teen students can do while learning remotely.
Guide for STEM Students with Autism
UT Austin has launched a new online resource, The Ultimate Resource Guide for STEM Students with Autism.
Teachers Tap Students’ Enthusiasm for Video Games
There are opportunities to integrate computer science in almost any curricula if you think creatively and look for ways to use video games as a learning experience.
2019 Congressional App & Coding Challenge
The 2019 Congressional App Challenge encourages students to create and submit their own app for the opportunity to receive national recognition.
Should Kids Learn to Code Early at Home?
It’s never too early to learn coding, but it’s never too late either.
CodeCombat
CodeCombat is a multiplayer role-playing strategy game for learning how to code.
Coding Video
In this video, Manny tells about his favorite books and websites for teens and homeschoolers learning to code.
Free HTML Tutorials: Learn How to Make a Website
Want to build your own web page or blog? These free online resources will teach you the language of the web.
What is Binary?
There are only 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary and those who don’t.
Web Design for Kids and Teens!
By Chris Yust, Homeschool Programming, Inc. In this highly technological age, you may find that your children spend quite a bit of time on the Internet! They may be working in online classes, researching topics for papers, updating their social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, or just surfing the web. Regardless of what your […]