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Posted by ScratchEd Team, March 03, 2017
Emily Roach, a Middle School Computer Science and Digital Communications teacher, celebrates bugs and debugging.
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Posted by Patrick McGuire, April 04, 2017
In Charlotte Corbett's tech classes, language skills and programming skills are developed together.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, May 15, 2017
5th grade teacher Alfonso Mendoza shares how Scratch helps students make personal connections with curriculum.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, May 22, 2017
Kimberly Boyce, a STEM Lab teacher at a school in Houston, designs for student success and collaborative culture.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, July 18, 2016
Dylan Ryder, a teacher in New York City, helps students see programming as an everyday tool for creative expression.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 17, 2016
Nick Giacobbe, a Special Education teacher in Chicago, shares his students' process of building a Scratch orchestra.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, June 01, 2017
Join Bradley Quentin and his students at the Center for Advanced Awesomeness in the Sinclair Elementary STEM Lab.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, December 12, 2016
Alexis Cobo, an elementary Computer Science teacher in Florida, helps her students discover their creativity.
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Posted by Alexa Kutler, November 13, 2018
A ScratchEd Meetup, an exploration of makerspaces, and more Scratch! Here's what we learned at MassCUE2018!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, October 11, 2018
Last June, Cambridge Public School (CPS) Tech Integration Specialists hosted a "CS playground" for their students. Learn more about what inspired the event and how it went!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, October 03, 2018
Shawn Patrick Higgins, an educator in Portland, Oregon, helps students bring their imaginations to life with Scratch!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, September 21, 2018
Watch these inspiring keynotes from Scratch@MIT2018, Scratch: The Next Generation!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 18, 2018
Keynotes from 2010 and 2016 Scratch@MIT reflect on the ways in which Scratch can be used to support inclusivity, creativity, and computational thinking in school contexts and beyond.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 14, 2018
Watch the Scratch at MIT Keynotes past with these presentations from the start of the conference in 2008, onward. How have things changed? How has the community grown? Let's find out!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, August 10, 2018
Scratch Educator tarmelop reflects on their 21 days of Getting Unstuck!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, July 27, 2018
A visual recap of the Scratch Conference Keynote by Austin Kleon
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, July 23, 2018
Need some #CreativeComputing motivation? We've illustrated this beautiful quote from a 6th grade Scratcher as a way to continually remind ourselves that creative possibilities are all around us.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, July 17, 2018
This summer, feed the spirit of creative computing within you with these five wonderful books!
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, July 11, 2018
In honor of the first seven days of Getting Unstuck, I share seven beautiful contributions that Scratch Educators are bringing to the Getting Unstuck experience.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, April 05, 2018
The “Learning By…” series explores Seymour Papert’s 8 Big Ideas.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, June 01, 2018
Educator Shelly H. speaks of the value of sharing as a learning practice: "I like to have a sharing session at the end of every couple classes so [the students] get ideas from each other."
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Posted by Alexa Kutler, April 05, 2018
Educator Ginny B of Maine reminds educators to get in touch with their playful side.
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Posted by Denis Golikov, February 21, 2014
Цель проверочной работы – определить как дети усвоили координаты Х и Y. Они должны понимать, что блок «изменить Х на 60» перемещает Кота вправо, а блок «изменить Х на -60» влево.
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Posted by ScratchEd Team, April 18, 2018
See what teachers have to say about Scratch 3.0.
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Posted by Alexa Kutler, March 19, 2018
A South Dakota Scratch Educator reminds us: you don't always have to know all the answers!
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