remove old videos and update professional learning page #15537
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Erin007
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| # Professional Learning # | |||
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| ## New to computer science? No worries. | |||
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Yeah since the first part was a question, seemed weird to leave it off. We do this sometimes.
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| If you're teaching 9-12th grade students, our Computer Science Principles course can be taught as an AP or non-AP course. Either way, there are no prerequisites required. The course is designed to be far more than a traditional introduction to programming - it is a rigorous, engaging, and approachable course. It explores many of the big, foundational ideas of computing so all students understand how these concepts are transforming the world we live in. We have a few workshop seats left this summer in select regions. Or, join our interest form if you're interested in teaching in the 2018-19 school year. |
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"join" a form? we use "sign up" immediately above, fwiw.
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| Teachers anywhere in the world can use our free, self-paced [online workshop](https://studio.code.org/s/K5-onlinePD) to get started. (The intended audience is primary school teachers) | ||
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| At this point, our in-person workshops are only available in the United States, but the [curriculum, lesson plans, tools, and support](https://studio.code.org/courses) are available at no cost worldwide. And, [join our forums](https://forum.code.org/) to connect with other teachers for support, teaching tips, and best practices. |
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worth mentioning which ages ranges, to compare/contrast to the goal of primary schol teachers mentioned in paragraph above? otherwise it seems like we might still be talking about primary school content.
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| ### Summer Workshop | ||
| Summer 5 day in-person professional learning workshop, followed by online material. | ||
| #### 7-9th grade teachers: Computer Science Discoveries |
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nit: The big gaps and our heading styles made me not quite grok whether these two sections were inside the middle/high school section.
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Professional Learning landing page for teachers who haven't gone through our PD (from this spec).
Curriculum Standards page -- removed videos of Katie walking through SUPER old teacher dashboard
