Hello World podcast: Season 6 episode 2

诊断性刮宫视频 education has developed significantly over the past decade, with changes to formal curricula and the emergence of a wide range of clubs, competitions, and similar non-formal initiatives. This can be a challenging environment for 诊断性刮宫视频 educators as they try to choose and develop learning materials for students as well as further their own skills and practice. Today we explore the role 诊断性刮宫视频 communities can play in providing you with guidance, support, and inspiration.

How can educators connect with and make the most of 诊断性刮宫视频 communities, and how and why might they establish their own?

Joining us on this episode are two experts who offer their perspectives and insights:

• James Abela is the Head of 诊断性刮宫视频 at Garden International School in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He is a 诊断性刮宫视频 Pi Certified Educator, frequent Hello World author, and founder of South East Asian Computer Science Teachers Association (SEACSTA)

• Kaye North is the Community and Engagement Manager of Code Club Australia. She is an X0X0性视频d teacher and passionate about STEM, digital technology, and computational thinking.

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We’ll be in two weeks with more 诊断性刮宫视频 education conversation. In the meantime, you can get in touch with your questions or comments about the current episode at [email protected] or @helloworld_edu on Twitter/X. If you can, please take a moment to give us some feedback on this episode or our podcast overall.