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Author(s): Herold, Benjamin
Source:
Education Week. 5/4/2022, Vol. 41 Issue 32, p16-19. 4p. 4 Color Photographs, 1 Graph.

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- Subject Terms:
  WOMEN teachers; HISPANIC American women; COMPUTER science education; PROBLEM solving; HTML (Document markup language)
- Abstract:
  The article shares the initiatives of Latina teachers in enhancing computer science education in K-12 in the U.S. Topics mentioned include Alicia Moris' introduction of HTML programing and teaching the role of computing in society, Megan Bowen's initiative to increase the number of LGBTQ+ students in computer science, and Mayne Gonzales-Osorio's decision to train teachers in problem-solving approach called computational thinking.

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