#teachingcomputerscience

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I decided that how to prepare students for programming competitions would be a very interesting topic. It’s definitely a rarer situation, but I have taught a few students who were primarily focused on programming competitions. I will also be discussing some resources for teaching competitive programming classes.

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Looking for an interesting resource to use when teaching ethical hacking? Google's XSS game is a great and quick way to go over the basics of XSS.

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Today’s post is about 5 kid friendly computer science YouTube channels. If you are enjoying these posts, or have an idea for other ones I could make; please leave a comment below!

It is quite useful to be able to show a YouTube video in class, or have a student watch a video at home. The main issue I have found is not knowing which videos will be appropriate or not. I worry about exposing any of my students to inappropriate material, so I am very cautious of which videos I play. I usually prewatch all of them. Today, I will be listing 5 kid friendly YouTube channels, that you don’t have to worry about at all. 

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I’ve decided to release some of my computer science teaching resources for free! Hopefully they help you in class, and possibly save you a little time. Make sure to bookmark this page, as I will be adding new resources frequently!