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Teach Global Impact in CSP | Resources and Strategies

Lesson plans, classroom materials, and teaching strategies on the Global Impact of Computing. Portal to our collection of creative, engaging resources to support teachers of AP Computer Science Principles, and others who want to bring social impact into high school CS classrooms.

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Teach the Global Impact of Computing in CSP

Engage ~ Motivate ~ Connect Creative Teaching Resources, Lesson Plans, and Practical Strategies

What's CSP Global Impact?

“Global Impact” is one of the seven Big Ideas in the College Board’s new Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles course and exam.

Why teach Global Impact?

Connecting computing with its social contexts and implications helps CS teachers motivate a broad variety of students to learn about computers.

What's this website about?

Helping CSP teachers plan lessons on this out-of-the-ordinary topic. But whether you’re teaching CSP or any other CS class, we hope these resources can help you put coding in context!

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In collaboration with SInRGI. Funding from the National Science Foundation. College Board CSP Framework/site, CS10K Community, NSF’s CE21 funding program. (CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS)

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Teaching Strategies for Global Impact

Browse tips and best practices for integrating social impact into high school CS, such as cooperative learning structures, support for content-area reading, and making connections to other Big Ideas.

Classroom Resources Database

Search our database of more than a hundred great lesson plans and classroom-ready materials for teaching Global Impact, created by major AP CS Principles curriculum projects.

Computing in the News

Find current news stories you can share with your students to illustrate the global impact of computing, chosen specially for use in CSP.

                                         

Teach Global Impact was created by a collaborative of leading
CS educators, based on multiple AP Computer Science Principles curriculum projects.



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  • RESOURCES
    • Overview
    • Resources Database
    • TGI’s Materials
    • Discussion Bank
  • STRATEGIES
  • NEWS TO USE
  • FORUM
    • Forum
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      (to comment)
  • ABOUT

Teach Global Impact in CSP | Resources and Strategies