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We are excited to announce the launch of our new CoderZ League Novice and Junior Games in combination with our first-ever statewide finalist competition in Texas. Check the links in comments to learn more about how your school or district can join this exciting event that lets every student play and be part of a team. #CoderZLeague

Thank you for sharing Naama Saar. Together, we are helping educators build access to engaging STEM learning experiences for every student.

🌟 Empowering Kids During School Breaks 🌟 We are always thrilled to see what kids can achieve when given the right tools and opportunities. This school break, kids from grades K4 to 6 amazed us by building a factory from scratch! We also had the honor of capturing the attention of public school systems—and the feedback has been incredible! Preparing our kids for the jobs of the future is a shared mission. It’s a task that calls on all of us—public education systems, parents, and everyone who understands the transformative power of education. Together, we can shape a future where every child is equipped to succeed. At CoderZ, we are tirelessly developing innovative pedagogical solutions that build future-ready skills through engaging games and hands-on practice. From offline solutions for early learners to coding, robotics, and advanced programming for higher education, our comprehensive portfolio is designed to grow with students as they advance. 🎮 Let’s partner to inspire the next generation. Whether it’s early education or high-end skills, we’re here to fast-track your efforts and help shape the workforce of tomorrow. 📩 Ready to make an impact? Let’s connect and explore how we can work together. #EducationMatters #FutureSkills #STEMEducation #EdTech #CoderZ

"We are incredibly honored to receive the 2024 Excellence in Equity – Industry Impact Award in the STEM solution category from the American Consortium for Equity in Education. This recognition is a testament to our commitment to providing equitable access to computer science education for all students.” “At CoderZ, we believe that every student, regardless of their background, deserves the opportunity to explore and excel in STEM fields. We are dedicated to supporting educators with innovative tools and resources that empower the next generation of thinkers and problem solvers. Thank you to all the educators who inspire us every day with their dedication and passion." --Tony Oran, CEO Check out the link in the comments below.

As we wrap up Computer Science Education Week, we would like to send out a big “Thank you!” to all of the teachers bringing computing education to the next generation, with a special shout out to those who are jumping in with no prior experience in the subject. The growth mindset and curiosity that you model for your students is just as valuable as any lesson on loops or conditionals, and the personal relationships that you bring to the learning process cannot be replicated by even the most sophisticated technology. With that, here are our top five tips for those new-to-computing teachers who are ready to go beyond an hour and bring computer science to their classrooms year-round. Empowering Teachers: Going Beyond an Hour in Computer Science Education https://hubs.la/Q02_C6hv0

Computer Science Education Week is HERE! It's the perfect time to try our Hour of Code activity. Learn more here: https://hubs.la/Q02_9Vvg0 #CSEdWeek #HourofCode #CSEdWeek2024 #STEM

We are excited to share this insightful article by our partner Miguel Molina from Brownsville ISD in Texas. It's been incredibly fun to see Miguel grow his computer science initiative with so much success over the years. And just in time for Computer Science Education Week! https://hubs.la/Q02-Nvc70

We are excited to kick-off ACTE's Vision 2024 conference today! Be sure to mark your calendars for an informative presentation with @Tony Oran about how to Engage Young Learners in a Sustainable CTE Pathway with CoderZ, at 1:00 PM tomorrow in the Expo Hall.🚀🤖🌟

We love this new piece from Hunter McConnell🤖 and eSchool News highlighting Hunter's approach to helping students build essential career readiness skills through hands-on robotics education. "With robots in general, and especially with virtual robots, students are more likely to try stuff without fear of failure because it’s just a robot—or, in our case, it’s just a collection of click-and-drag images. They hit “play,” the robot does its thing, it either works or it doesn’t, and the students just naturally move on to building a bit more to try their next idea." Using robots to teach creativity, collaboration, and self-confidence https://hubs.la/Q02ZYWg30