Microsoft TEALS

Are you looking for a supported way to learn how to teach CS at the high school level?

Microsoft TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) creates partnerships between classroom teachers and tech industry volunteers, working together to deliver computer science education to students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to learn computer science in their school.

Microsoft TEALS support is offered for two primary courses: Introduction to Computer Science and AP Computer Science. If you’re already teaching CS, but would like a connection to a technology volunteer, you can apply for that support through the program as well.

For more information visit the Microsoft TEALS website or contact Patrick O’Steen

TEALS in Quincy, WA (Grant County)

TEALS in Manson, WA (Chelan County)

TEALS Resources

Curriculum

The TEALS curriculum is open source and includes lesson plans, labs, etc.

Remote Best Practices Guide

This guide provides guidance and suggestions for instructor-led remote learning programs. It is based on 8 years of TEALS remote instruction learnings.
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Diversity and Inclusion

This is a document of curated resources to support schools in their D&I goals with respect to their computer science class. The TEALS Program’s goal is to build sustainable, diverse computer science programs.

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