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a collection of podcasts on teaching coding kindly, openly, and together. This podcast is based on our book of 36 articles written by 75 educators who teach programming in a wide range of contexts.
Our stories focus on teaching inclusively with respect and curiosity, and learning with joy, openness, kindness, and community spirit.
We are a grassroots teaching-focused community of practice. Our students learn coding superpowers in psychology, music, medicine, business, art, maths, and many more disciplines.
Our stories focus on teaching inclusively with respect and curiosity, and learning with joy, openness, kindness, and community spirit.
We are a grassroots teaching-focused community of practice. Our students learn coding superpowers in psychology, music, medicine, business, art, maths, and many more disciplines.
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English
United Kingdom
2 episodes
since Oct. 22, 2026
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This episode is based on the book chapter "Where Do I Even Start With Pair Programming in My Classroom? A Conversation With Seasoned Practitioners" written by three people you will hear in this episode: Pawel Orzechowski, Brittany Blankinship and Kasia Banas.
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