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This document is a brochure for a Bachelor of Arts in Education program in Computer Science, Secondary Education at Western Washington University (WWU). The program is designed to prepare students to become qualified computer science teachers in middle and high schools, addressing the shortage of such teachers. The program provides a breadth of computer science knowledge and effective teaching practices, with a focus on social justice and supporting diversity. To enroll, students must take introductory computer science courses, gain experience working with K-12 students, and apply to the Woodring School of Education. WWU is located in the Pacific Northwest and has a welcoming and inclusive campus to support students' academic journeys.
The related state and local contract opportunity is a request for printing services to support the WWU Print and Copy Center. The contract is for the state of Washington, specifically Whatcom County. No further details are provided about the pricing, set-asides, incumbents, funding, or other salient information.
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WHY TEACH
COMPUTER SCIENCE?
cs.wwu.edu
LEARN TO TEACH
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Computer Science, Secondary Education
At Western Washington University
There is a demand for qualified computer science teachers in middle and high schools -- teachers who have a broad and deep understanding of computer science, and a thorough understanding of effective learning and teaching. CS teachers can be inspirational and leave an impact on students, but there is a CS teacher shortage. This program can help fill that void and bring CS to more students.
MORE
INFORMATION
CS.ED@wwu.edu
(360)-650-3805 cs.wwu.edu
AA/EO
HOW DOES THIS
MAJOR WORK?
The Computer Science, Secondary Education - Bachelor of Arts in Education program is designed to provide exposure to the breadth of topics required to satisfy K6-12 students’ curiosities about how computers and technology actually work, and how students can personally leverage the learned knowledge to create their own futures.
This major employs and creates emerging research on best-practices in computer science education with a focus on social justice and supporting diversity.
Why WWU?Steps to the Major
Reasons to Teach CS
Indicate your interest as Computer Science, Secondary Education
1.
Take introductory CSCI courses: CSCI 101, CSCI 102, CSCI 141, followed by CSCI 145.
2.
Talk to the Pre-Major Advisor for Computer Science, Secondary Ed (cs.wwu.edu/ advisors)
3.
Gain experience with K12 students through programs such as Compass to Campus, or volunteering in educational settings.
4.
Apply to the Woodring School of Education after completing CSCI 145 (with C- or better) & gaining experience working with youth in an educational setting.
5.
Reasons to Teach CS
Advising
Located in the Pacific-Northwest, Western Washington University has a welcoming and inclusive campus to support your academic journey to becoming a computer science teacher.
Learn more about what WWU has to offer at wwu.edu
Contact the Computer Science Secondary Education Pre-Major Advisor for more info on how to get started on this program.
Email: CS.ED@wwu.edu Phone: (360) 650-3805
Hundreds of WA state high schools don’t offer CS because they don’t have a teacher. You’ll bring CS to thousands of students who wouldn’t have had it without you!
Write, demo, and share fun coding projects every day.
CS teachers become central to their communities while enjoying stable, well paying jobs with great benefits.
Be Impactful
Have Fun
Build Community
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