Computer Science Is for Everyone: A toolkit for middle and high schools to increase diversity in computer science education | National Center for Women & Information Technology

Computer Science Is for Everyone: A toolkit for middle and high schools to increase diversity in computer science education

Published on 10/24/2018

Schools across the country and around the world are working to increase access to quality CS education. But while CS classes and opportunities are expanding, too many students — especially girls, Black, Latino and Native American youth — feel like it’s not for them. As a result, the whole world misses out on the diverse perspectives needed to fuel innovation and drive change. The insights and tools in this kit will help ensure all young people understand the value of a CS education and feel welcomed and empowered to succeed.

Click here to view the accompanying PowerPoint deck.

Microsoft and Microsoft Philanthropies TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) partnered with the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) to develop these tools to help educators convey the importance of computer science, and ensure that recruitment and retention strategies, curricula, and the classroom environment are welcoming for all students.

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