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By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onJuly 12, 2024

Honing in on my Research Interests

Last month I was fortunate enough to get feedback from my peers and professors at UFL regarding my research interests. I shared a problem in my context – I teach AP Computer Science Principles to high school students in suburban Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onJuly 9, 2024

Job Embedded PD – Why aren’t we all doing this?

Are you a computer science teacher like me who is looking for a new way to develop skills? Job-Embedded PD (JEPD) has the potential to revolutionize how computer science educators learn and grow! JEPD involves systematic, planned, intentional efforts to Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onMarch 28, 2024

My Journey as a High School CS Educator: Embracing Cybersecurity Learning

In my role as a high school computer science educator, I’ve discovered that learning never stops. One area that has particularly captured my interest is Cybersecurity. It’s not just about teaching students; it’s about continuously evolving alongside the technology landscape. Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onJanuary 2, 2024

Collaboration + Change in Attitude

After surveying the literature surrounding elementary education computer science professional development, it is clear that collaboration is not only important for individual teacher development, but also for the overall improvement of CS education. Collaboration affects teacher attitudes, content knowledge, and Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onDecember 23, 2023

Collaboration in K-5 CS PD

As I’ve been reviewing literature on K-5 CS professional development, I’ve found that many articles are highlighting the importance of collaboration in PD. Here’s a draft of my lit review section on collaboration….. Collaborative professional development opportunities are in contrast Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onDecember 19, 2023

Teacher Development

Up until now, I have been focusing my research efforts on the barriers to data literacy and data analysis skills in the high school environment. I have realized that I am very interested in looking at teacher preparation, in addition Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onSeptember 12, 2023

A new beginning

I look forward to the start of each school year and I’m excited to try new ideas in my classroom. This year brings about more to be excited about in my doctoral program. In my prior courses, I had been Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onAugust 4, 2023

My nontraditional path

I feel my career route has enhanced my teaching practice and prepared me to provide a unique approach and critical eye towards education. Education has always been at the forefront of my career choices. However, as I transitioned to college, Continue Reading …

By monikarichardson35320 / Posted onJanuary 7, 2023

Trying a new pedagogical approach

I’ve been looking at so many valuable computer science education resources shared in the last few weeks – both formally as part of my weekly UFL assignments, as well as informally in discussion posts and shares amongst peers. I myself Continue Reading …

Recent Posts

  • Honing in on my Research Interests
  • Job Embedded PD – Why aren’t we all doing this?
  • My Journey as a High School CS Educator: Embracing Cybersecurity Learning
  • Collaboration + Change in Attitude
  • Collaboration in K-5 CS PD

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