Implementing

Required Resources

• There are no required resources; however, you are encouraged to visit at least one additional resource.

Additional Resources 

• Instructional strategies for CS
• Code.org
• UTeach Computer Science
• Chalk.com’s What Does a Good Lesson Plan Look Like?

Required Evidence 

• Submit a sample lesson plan implementing the Devices and Hardware, Software, and Troubleshooting standards into your curriculum.
  • Be sure to include the appropriate standards into your lesson:
    • Ohio (or your state’s) CS standards for your grade level. Ohio Standards
    • CSTA standards for your grade level
      • Sort by “Computing Systems”
• Implement that lesson plan into the classroom.
• Evidence of successful completion must include two components:
  • The lesson plan in Word or PDF format. There are no length or format requirements. However, it must have state or content standards included.
  • Include in the lesson plan the actual date(s) of implementation, including the age and grade of the audience.

Evidence Review Criteria

• Evidence of preparation and planning
  • Criterion 1: Evidence demonstrates instructor applies applicable lesson to corresponding standard.
  • Criterion 2: Evidence demonstrates appropriate assessment for corresponding standard.
• Evidence of Implementation
  • Criterion 1: Evidence demonstrates student understanding of corresponding standards.