Further reading
SEND and Computing by Miles Berry
Issue 13: Supporting Students with SEND in Home Learning
Issue 12: The Inclusive Classroom - column on inclusive design
Issue 11 is an Inclusion and Diversity special – lots of useful articles.
Issue 7: Overview of the Computing in SEND report findings
Issue 6: Therapeutic Benefits of Digital Making
Issue 5: Coding for the Visually Impaired / Supporting SEN Children using Tangible Coding
The Changing Role of Women in Computing - Katharine Childs shares some of her book recommendations that delve deeper into the history of gender balance in computing
Delivering a Culturally Relevant Currciulum - a guide for teachers from the Raspberry Pi Foundation
Gender, Computing and Identity - Dr. Matthew Holt explores the relationship between gender identity and Computing Education in schools
How to use behavioural science to help girsl engage with computing
Excellent teaching benefits all students, and using a variety of pedaogogies can help to engage and include a diverse range of learners. read more about effective pedagogies for teaching Computing here:
https://teachcomputing.org/pedagogy
Role models from diverse backgrounds help to inspire young people into computer science careers. With this in mind we created a poster for your classrooms. You can download a copy from the CAS resources page. You can also find out more information about promoting careers in computing at https://teachcomputing.org/careers.