This was an invited repeat presentation of the RESPECT version of this report that provides an overview of the design elements used for the hybrid/online ECS program.
The research that we conducted for this article proposes a new theory that highlights how idea champions in Chicago engaged in policy-making efforts to enact the first of its kind computer science graduation requirement.
This report examines the relationship between ECS teaching as rated by the Charlette Danielson framework and as rated by the Tripod 7C and student attitudes towards computer science.
In this paper, the authors share findings from a qualitative analysis of computer science teachers’ perspectives about equity within the context of the Exploring Computer Science equity-focused professional development program.
We applied theories of the policy making process to explain how the COVID-19 pandemic opened a policy window that allowed the use of synchronous online instruction during the implementation of equity-centered, online computer science credit recovery.
As schools nationwide continue to grapple with the consequences of COVID-19, The Learning Partnership has released a report on how state education agencies have been addressing equity in their remote learning guidance.
As schools nationwide continue to grapple with the consequences of COVID-19, The Learning Partnership has released a policy brief and equity framework exploring the extent to which equity is being addressed in state remote learning guidelines.